Closed rimadoma closed 7 years ago
That is by design, and it is because it implements Interactive
. The original reason was because we were automatically popping up that options dialog when you first downloaded and ran ImageJ2, and we did not want to block the user. I cannot recall why that was so important though, or if we still do that. If you want to fix it, I think you can just remove the implements Interactive
from the ImageJ2Options
class.
Fixed by #162.
A minor grievance, but the
ImageJ2Options
dialog doesn't have the usual OK, Cancel or other such "confirmation buttons". This sometimes catches me by surprise and interrupts my workflow. Is this because unlike otherOptionPlugins
this one is displayed in legacy mode?