RegionsOperatorsmaRgnRadii Method

<ExtensionAttribute>
Public Shared Function maRgnRadii ( 
	regions As McRegions
) As McMeasureAngles

'This is ArrayMeasurementsSamples.bas

Option Explicit

Public Sub Access2DMeasurements()
        'The example image below with the given thresholding yields 3 region features
    Images.Open Path & "Images\BoneBig.jpg"
    ActiveImage.Aoi.SetBox -1, 10, 10, 100, 100

    With ActiveImage.RegionFeatures
        .Threshold.IntensityRange = Array(128, 255)           ' set some Threshold
        .Threshold.Execute                                 ' find some regions and rid small ones
        Dim lMinPixelArea As Long
        lMinPixelArea = 200
        .CleanUpBordersAndNoise ActiveImage.Aoi, mcrbNoBorder, lMinPixelArea

        Dim nRows As Long, nValues As Integer
        nRows = .Count                                     ' number of rows = number of regions detected
        If nRows = 0 Then
           MsgBox "You didn't find any regions."
           Exit Sub
        End If
        .maRgnDiameters.NumAngles = 8  ' 32 values by Default, but we want fewer for this example
        nValues = .maRgnDiameters.NumAngles 'This many diameters are extracted per row

        ' the "ma" results are described to be a 2-D array of nRows x nValues
        ' .maRgnDiameters.Compute 'Calling Compute is not necessary, since it is done automatically

        'Below are 4 ways to access this measurement result

        Output.Show "Output"
        Output.Clear

           'Here's one way of accessing the Value property with a feature selector (using straight VB)
        Output.PrintMessage "Example 1. Straight VB, accessing maRgnDiameters.Value using a selector"
        Dim iRegion As Long, iVal As Long, strT As String
        For iRegion = 0 To nRows - 1
            ReDim oneFeatureArray(0 To nValues - 1) As Double
            oneFeatureArray = .maRgnDiameters.value(iRegion)
            strT = "Row" & Str(iRegion) & " diameters:"
            For iVal = 0 To nValues - 1
                strT = strT & Str(oneFeatureArray(iVal))
            Next iVal
            Output.PrintMessage strT
        Next iRegion

           'Here's another way of accessing the Value property as a 2-D array (using straight VB)
        Output.PrintMessage vbCrLf & "Example 2. Straight VB, accessing maRgnDiameters.Value whole, as a 2-D array"
            'Note that VB 2-D array declarations and indexing are backwards from C/C++
        ReDim allFeature2DArray(0 To nValues - 1, 0 To nRows - 1) As Double
        allFeature2DArray = .maRgnDiameters.value
        For iRegion = 0 To nRows - 1
            strT = "Row" & Str(iRegion) & " diameters:"
            For iVal = 0 To nValues - 1
                    'Note that VB 2-D array indexing is backwards from C/C++
                strT = strT & Str(allFeature2DArray(iVal, iRegion))
            Next iVal
            Output.PrintMessage strT
        Next iRegion

           'Here's an easier way (using McToText for the print-out and a Value property selector)
        Output.PrintMessage vbCrLf & "Example 3.  McToText, accessing maRgnDiameters.Value using a selector"
        For iRegion = 0 To nRows - 1
           ReDim oneFeatureArray(0 To nValues - 1) As Double
           oneFeatureArray = .maRgnDiameters.value(iRegion)
           Output.PrintMessage "Row" & Str(iRegion) & " diameters: " & McToText(oneFeatureArray)
        Next iRegion

           'Here's an even easier way (using McOMGlobal vector operations to select one "Row" of values at a time)
        Output.PrintMessage vbCrLf & "Example 4.  Using McOMGlobal, accessing maRgnDiameters.ValueMcObject"
        Dim mcobjValue As McObject
        Set mcobjValue = .maRgnDiameters.ValueMcObject
        For iRegion = 0 To nRows - 1
           Output.PrintMessage "Row" & Str(iRegion) & " diameters: " & McToText(mcobjValue.SelectedMcObject(iRegion))
        Next iRegion

'        In general, .maRgnDiameters.value(iRegion) returns a Variant holding an array of length
'        .maRgnDiameters.NumAngles for the iRegion'th region, while .maRgnDiameters.value returns
'        a Variant holding a 2-D array with .Count "Rows" each holding .maRgnDiameters.NumAngles
'        elements (of type Double).  The .maRgnDiameters.ValueMcObject is just a McObject (of
'        type mcobjTypeREAL) holding this 2-D array.

    End With 'ActiveImage.RegionFeatures
    ActiveWindow.Close
End Sub 'Access2DMeasurements