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I have a great deal of manual segmenting/outlining to do, and I've been trying to find the best way to accomplish this. I've gotten a Wacom Intuos3 8x6 pen tablet which helps. However I'd like for ImageJ to have support for the pen and tablet features. Has anyone done any work on supporting tablets in ImageJ?

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I've found there's a Java tablet API called JPen that supports Windows and Linux. Chief among the features I'd like is the ability to map all buttons on the tablet and pen to macros, to support different tools for the 'pen' and 'eraser' part of the stylus, and to perhaps even offer pressure sensitivity when working with brush selections or any of the drawing tools. I'd love to work on this myself, but unfortunately I don't have the time now for this. Regards, -Josh.

I've downloaded the JPen library and have successfully created a plugin that allows me to create a frame and then capture all pen information and display it in a log file, as well as associate different tools with each cursor, stylus, and eraser. However, this only works in the JFrame that I created, as it needs to implement a PenListener and override some event methods. Is it possible to continue this as a plugin? Somehow I'd need to have all ImageJ windows implement PenListener. Right now I have to move the cursor inside my JFrame to record the change in tools.

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I feel like I might have to modify the core ImageJ code to accomplish what I'm trying to do. Thanks for any input! -Josh On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 9:28 AM, Josh D wrote.