ImageJ is a work of the United States Government. It is in the public domain and open source. There is no copyright. You are free to do anything you want with this source but I like to get credit for my work and I would like you to offer your changes to me so I can possibly add them to the "official" version.
The following command line options are recognized by ImageJ: "file-name" Opens a file Example 1: blobs.tif Example 2: /Users/wayne/images/blobs.tif Example3: e81*.tif -ijpath path Specifies the path to the directory containing the plugins directory Example: -ijpath /Applications/ImageJ -port@author Wayne Rasband (wsr@nih.gov)Specifies the port ImageJ uses to determine if another instance is running Example 1: -port1 Example 2: -port2 -macro path [arg] Runs a macro, passing it an optional argument Example 1: -macro analyze.ijm Example 2: -macro analyze /Users/wayne/images/stack1 -batch path [arg] Runs a macro in batch (no GUI) mode, passing it an optional argument. ImageJ exits when the macro finishes. -eval "macro code" Evaluates macro code Example 1: -eval "print('Hello, world');" Example 2: -eval "return getVersion();" -run command Runs an ImageJ menu command Example: -run "About ImageJ..."
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