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software:micro-manager [2021/10/07 20:11]
Jon Daniels [Micro-manager diSPIM Plugin] 		software:micro-manager [2022/06/20 21:41]
Jon Daniels [Scripting the plugin] fixed link
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 ==== Scripting the plugin ==== ==== Scripting the plugin ====
  
-The Micro-Manager plugin has an API that allows most of its functionality to be accessed via Beanshell scripts run from within Micro-Manager.  This allows users to orchestrate complex acquisitions and even use the plugin for adaptive microscopy where automated image analysis guides acquisition.  The best way to see what functionality is exposed via the API is to look at the [[https://valelab4.ucsf.edu/trac/micromanager/browser/plugins/ASIdiSPIM/src/org/micromanager/asidispim/api/ASIdiSPIMInterface.java|source code of the Java interface]] which defines the API.  The API includes are methods to get and set the most commonly changed settings within the plugin, launch acquisitions, move the microscope, and more.  The API can be augmented if needed but every effort is made not to change the documented functionality.  Furthermore there is support for Java RMI which allows the plugin API to be access from a completely separate Java VM.+The Micro-Manager plugin has an API that allows most of its functionality to be accessed via Beanshell scripts run from within Micro-Manager.  This allows users to orchestrate complex acquisitions and even use the plugin for adaptive microscopy where automated image analysis guides acquisition.  The best way to see what functionality is exposed via the API is to look at the [[https://github.com/micro-manager/micro-manager/blob/mm1/plugins/ASIdiSPIM/src/org/micromanager/asidispim/api/ASIdiSPIMInterface.java|source code of the Java interface]] which defines the API.  The API includes are methods to get and set the most commonly changed settings within the plugin, launch acquisitions, move the microscope, and more.  The API can be augmented if needed but every effort is made not to change the documented functionality.  Furthermore there is support for Java RMI which allows the plugin API to be access from a completely separate Java VM.
  
 Here is a bare-bones example script: Here is a bare-bones example script:

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