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xform.character for images? #143

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jefferis opened this issue Jul 16, 2014 · 4 comments
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xform.character for images? #143

jefferis opened this issue Jul 16, 2014 · 4 comments
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Do we need something like this? It would be a thin wrapper for cmtk.reformatx.
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there might be a generic xformimage akin to xformpoints

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idea might be to use getformatreader to establish the class of an object on disk. If it is an image format we can then use call xformimage and that in turn can figure out if the registration is a cmtk.

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xform.character would also need to figure out (or be told) what an appropriate output name/location for the transformed file would be.

@jefferis jefferis reopened this May 8, 2015
@jefferis jefferis added the ready label May 8, 2015
@jefferis jefferis modified the milestones: 1.7, 1.8 Jun 12, 2015
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finally closed by related work in #199.

@jefferis jefferis removed the ready label Jun 29, 2015
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