Name X

We've made more changes. This will un-ignore and un-select the images in the tree view.

version "4.0"
# Macro to remove n layers of the outside of scans

DECLARE nb_layers 1
DECLARE nb_images 0
DECLARE i 1
DECLARE ans 1


TREEVIEW IMAGE GET_NB(nb_images)

INPUT DOUBLE(nb_layers,"Please input the number of layers to remove",\
    "Please input the number of layers to remove",\
    $nb_layers)

INPUT QUESTION(ans, "Do you want to continue?")
SELECT NONE 
while $i <=$nb_images
    if $ans == 0
        break
    endif
    TREEVIEW SELECT NONE
    TREEVIEW IMAGE SELECT ( $i, "On" )
    EDIT OBJECT USE ()
    SELECT OBJECT INVERT
    EDIT OBJECT IGNORE ( )
    TREEVIEW SELECT NONE
    TREEVIEW IMAGE SELECT ( $i, "On" )
    SELECT ALL
    CONFIG MODIFY NB_LAYERS ( $nb_layers )
    SELECT SHRINK_ALL
    SELECT INVERT
    EDIT DELETE
    ++ i
endwhile

TREEVIEW SELECT IGNORED
EDIT OBJECT USE ()
TREEVIEW SELECT NONE

Thank you for the macro. This is cool. One problem I seem to have is if I click on the macro and then decide I don't want to go through with it, it does go through using the default of 1.00. I spoke with someone here who know programming and he seems to have fixed my problem. Here is the update:

version "4.0"
# Macro to remove n layers of the outside of scans

DECLARE nb_layers 1
DECLARE nb_images 0
DECLARE i 1
DECLARE ans 1


TREEVIEW IMAGE GET_NB(nb_images)

INPUT DOUBLE(nb_layers,"Please input the number of layers to remove",\
    "Please input the number of layers to remove",\
    $nb_layers)

INPUT QUESTION(ans, "Do you want to continue?")
SELECT NONE 
while $i <=$nb_images
    if $ans == 0
        break
    endif
    TREEVIEW SELECT NONE
    TREEVIEW IMAGE SELECT ( $i, "On" )
    EDIT OBJECT USE ()
    SELECT OBJECT INVERT
    EDIT OBJECT IGNORE ( )
    TREEVIEW SELECT NONE
    TREEVIEW IMAGE SELECT ( $i, "On" )
    SELECT ALL
    CONFIG MODIFY NB_LAYERS ( $nb_layers )
    SELECT SHRINK_ALL
    SELECT INVERT
    EDIT DELETE
    ++ i
endwhile


You now click "OK", then it will ask if you want to continue, if you don't want to go through with the macro you just hit no.