http://braintool.org/ 2008-07-24T16:17:14-07:00 http://braintool.org/ http://braintool.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2007-11-27T17:11:56-07:00 Luke Wylie http://braintool.org/optical/neurospy/imagej?rev=1196212316&do=diff To “wrap” an ImageJ plugin means to effectively integrate it into the neurospy platform and its dataflow paradigm. To accomplish this you'll need to do three basic things. * Import the source code into NetBeans * Wrap the plugin with neurospy-friendly code * Modify the original plugin source to fit your own microscopy goals text/html 2007-11-27T14:11:39-07:00 Luke Wylie http://braintool.org/optical/neurospy/devel?rev=1196201499&do=diff Back to neurospy documentation home This page links to resources of interest primarily to developers looking to extend, modify or repackage neurospy. You'd better look elsewhere if all you want is to install and use the software. About NetBeans Platform What exactly is the NetBeans Platform and why is it important? The quick answer is that the Platform and the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) built on top of it simplify development and deployment of large and complex application… text/html 2007-11-21T21:40:09-07:00 Dejan Vucinic http://braintool.org/optical/neurospy/cdm?rev=1195710009&do=diff Back to neurospy for developers text/html 2007-11-21T21:39:18-07:00 Dejan Vucinic http://braintool.org/optical/neurospy/motion?rev=1195709958&do=diff Back to neurospy for developers text/html 2007-11-19T07:24:47-07:00 Cristina Domnisoru http://braintool.org/optical/neurospy/event_listeners?rev=1195485887&do=diff An object may produce events of various types. The object needs to know who to tell about these events. Event are not yelled out into the world for any listener to hear. Events are not broadcast with megaphones. If module A wants to listen to events produced by module B, module A has to make a listener of some type and send this listener to module B. B has to be written in such a way that it allows listeners to listen to it. You can't just spy on module B because you feel like it. You have to as… text/html 2007-11-19T07:21:37-07:00 Cristina Domnisoru http://braintool.org/optical/neurospy/netbeans_basics?rev=1195485697&do=diff Back to neurospy for developers NetBeans tips * Event Listeners * Output * Little Icons and Symbols * Platforms * Plugins * GUI building * Userdir * How to single-step into sources of modules installed into the platform * Cookies text/html 2007-11-16T18:55:50-07:00 Cristina Domnisoru http://braintool.org/optical/neurospy/nsc_200_controllers?rev=1195268150&do=diff NSC200 controllers communicate with the computer via serial port (RS 232). If your computer doesn't have a serial port, you need a serial to usb converter. If you buy one, it should come with drivers. Install them. The USB to Serial converter will pretend to be a serial port, so the software treats it like a serial port. You don't have to know anything about USB, but you have to find the name of the serial port you're pretending to use.