[Gwyddion-users] Default file in multi image and bruker to open by default

[Andrés]

Hi,
Two minor convenience questions.

Can multi image files such as .SM4 be configured to open to thd Topography image by default?

 

Veeco/bruker files are nameoffile.001, nameoffile.003, nameoffile.005, nameoffile.007, and so on. Has anybody managed to open them directly with gwyddion without having to drag and drop into gwyddion or open as…? Or having gwiddion to open all .001all.002 and so on?


 

[David Nečas (Yeti)]

Post by Andrés
Can multi image files such as .SM4 be configured to open to thd
Topography image by default?

No, this is not configurable. In a few formats ‘the Topography image’
actually has a meaningful interpretation. But, generally, file import
modules just read all the data and Gwyddion then simply shows the first
channel, having to show something.

Post by Andrés
Veeco/bruker files are nameoffile.001, nameoffile.003, nameoffile.005,
nameoffile.007, and so on. Has anybody managed to open them directly
with gwyddion without having to drag and drop into gwyddion or open
as…? Or having gwiddion to open all .001all.002 and so on?

By running ‘gwyddion nameoffile.*’? Or selecting multiple files in the
file open dialog?

Regards,

Yeti

[Andrés]

Post by David Nečas (Yeti)

Post by Andrés
Can multi image files such as .SM4 be configured to open to thd
Topography image by default?

No, this is not configurable. In a few formats ‘the Topography image’
actually has a meaningful interpretation. But, generally, file import
modules just read all the data and Gwyddion then simply shows the first
channel, having to show something.

Post by Andrés
Veeco/bruker files are nameoffile.001, nameoffile.003,

nameoffile.005,

Post by Andrés
nameoffile.007, and so on. Has anybody managed to open them directly
with gwyddion without having to drag and drop into gwyddion or open
as…? Or having gwiddion to open all .001all.002 and so on?

By running ‘gwyddion nameoffile.*’? Or selecting multiple files in the
file open dialog?

Thank you!