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ImageTools[View] - display images in a maplet
Calling Sequence
View( row1, row2, ..., opts )
Parameters
rowi
-
(optional) Image or list(Image); row of images
opts
(optional) equation(s) of the form option = value; specify options for the View command
Description
The View command launches a Maplet dialog that displays rows of images. Each row can contain one or more images.
If the parameter rowi is an image, then that image is displayed in row i.
If the parameter rowi is a list of images, then each of the images is displayed in row i. The first image in the list is displayed on the left.
The first row (row1) is the upper-most.
Options
tempdir = string
Specifies the temporary directory into which images can be written. The default is system specific.
title = string
The title displayed in the Maplet titlebar. The default is Image View.
Examples
Create two images.
Display a single image.
Display two images side by side.
Display two images above each other.
Display four images in a 2 by 2 grid.
See Also
ImageTools, ImageTools[Preview]
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