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WolframLibraryLink_libCZI
read CZI-documents from Mathematica / Wolfram Language
Description
This project provides a Wolfram Library Link implementation (based on libCZI) allowing to directly open and read a CZI-document.
See the module in action -> here and here.
Installing
A Paclet is provided which includes binaries for ARM (e.g. Raspberry Pi), Windows x86 & x64 and Linux x64 on the release-page here on GitHub. Please check this page for the latest version.
PacletInstall["https://github.com/ptahmose/WolframLibraryLink_libCZI/releases/download/v0.1.2/CZIReader-0.1.2.paclet"]
FindFile["CZIReader`"] (* see where the paclet was downloaded to and installed *)
-> "/home/pi/.Mathematica/Paclets/Repository/CZIReader-0.1.2/Kernel/CZIReader.m"
PacletUninstall["CZIReader"] (* uninstall the CZIReader-paclet *)
Usage
The following commands are provided:
| command | description |
|---|---|
| GetCZIReaderLibraryInfo | gather information about the CZIReader-package |
| OpenCZI | open a CZI-file |
| ReleaseCZI | destroy the CZI-document object |
| CZIGetInfo | get information about the content of the CZI-document |
| CZIGetSubBlock | get the bitmap of the specified subblock |
| CZISingleChannelScaledComposite | get a (scaled) multi-tile composite |
| CZIMultiChannelScaledComposite | get a (scaled) multi-tile multi-channel composite |
| CZIGetMetadataXml | get the XML-information |
| CZIGetScaling | get the scaling of the document |
| CZIGetSubBlockData | get content of a subblock |
See the wiki for more information.
Building
The wllczi-shared-library can be built using cmake. Here is a recording of a build on a Raspberry Pi.
There is a build-pipeline configured here.