Fiji offers that feature that ImageJ 1.x plugins are also discovered in directories listed in the ij1.plugin.dirs system property (or, if unset, in $HOME/.plugins/). Let's support that for ImageJ2, too. Incidentally, this will help with changing the legacy startup as we are about to do in imagej-legacy, where we reuse the same class loader for ImageJ 1.x, ImageJ 2 and for the plugins.
Fiji offers that feature that ImageJ 1.x plugins are also discovered in directories listed in the
ij1.plugin.dirs
system property (or, if unset, in$HOME/.plugins/
). Let's support that for ImageJ2, too. Incidentally, this will help with changing the legacy startup as we are about to do in imagej-legacy, where we reuse the same class loader for ImageJ 1.x, ImageJ 2 and for the plugins.