Sine/Cosine Table

Sine/Cosine Table

Author: Wayne Rasband (wsr at nih.gov)

History: 2006/07/14: First version

Bugs: ImageJ 1.38g fixes a bug that caused values written by this plugin to be deleted without warning if the "Results" window was closed or if the Measure command was used. It also fixes a bug that caused the ResultsTable to not be updated when rows were deleted from the window used to display it if the window was not named "Results".

Source: Sine_Cosine_Table.java

Installation: Download Sine_Cosine_Table.java to the plugins folder, or subfolder, then compile and run it using Plugins/Compile and Run.
Description:
This plugin adds a sine/cosine table to the ImageJ Results Table and displays it in the Results window. It is equivalent to the macro:
    run("Clear Results");
    row = 0;
    for (n=0; <=2*PI; n += 0.1) {
       setResult("n", row, n);
       setResult("Sine(n)", row, sin(n));
       setResult("Cos(n)", row, cos(n));
       row++;
    }
    updateResults()
Macros can retrieve values from the Results Table using the getResult macro function:
    for (i=0; i<nResults; i++)
       print(getResult("n",i), getResult("Sine(n)",i));

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Author:	Wayne Rasband (wsr at nih.gov)
History:	2006/07/14: First version
Bugs:	ImageJ 1.38g fixes a bug that caused values written by this plugin to be deleted without warning if the "Results" window was closed or if the Measure command was used. It also fixes a bug that caused the ResultsTable to not be updated when rows were deleted from the window used to display it if the window was not named "Results".
Source:	Sine_Cosine_Table.java
Installation:	Download Sine_Cosine_Table.java to the plugins folder, or subfolder, then compile and run it using Plugins/Compile and Run.
Description:	This plugin adds a sine/cosine table to the ImageJ Results Table and displays it in the Results window. It is equivalent to the macro: run("Clear Results"); row = 0; for (n=0; <=2PI; n += 0.1) { setResult("n", row, n); setResult("Sine(n)", row, sin(n)); setResult("Cos(n)", row, cos(n)); row++; } updateResults() Macros can retrieve values from the Results Table using the getResult* macro function: for (i=0; i<nResults; i++) print(getResult("n",i), getResult("Sine(n)",i));