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is the natural way of doing it, as it doesn't require data copy. It also makes the function
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consistent with linear indexing (reshaping an image doesn't change the linear index of the
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pixels). We presume there are few (if any) programs that depend on the old behavior. See
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- [ this section of the * DIPimage* User Manual] ( /diplib-docs/sec_dum_dip_image.html#sec_dum_dip_image_reshape )
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+ [ this section of the * DIPimage* User Manual] ( https://diplib.org /diplib-docs/sec_dum_dip_image.html#sec_dum_dip_image_reshape)
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for more details).
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- The ` squeeze ` method now might reorder dimensions, for the same reasoning as the change to
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` reshape ` . The new preference ` 'CheapSqueeze' ` can be used to revert to the old behavior
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if necessary. See
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- [ this section of the * DIPimage* User Manual] ( /diplib-docs/sec_dum_dip_image.html#sec_dum_dip_image_reshape )
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+ [ this section of the * DIPimage* User Manual] ( https://diplib.org /diplib-docs/sec_dum_dip_image.html#sec_dum_dip_image_reshape)
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for more details).
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- There are slight changes to how array data types are handled when converting to a ` dip_image `
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applied. The ` 'GammaGrey' ` setting is also no longer applied.
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- A new function ` viewslice ` can be used to display any image (including tensor images and
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- higher-dimensional images) in [ * DIPviewer* ] ( /diplib-docs/dipviewer.html#viewer_ui ) .
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+ higher-dimensional images) in [ * DIPviewer* ] ( https://diplib.org /diplib-docs/dipviewer.html#viewer_ui) .
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This is an alternative way to examine images, but none of the tools to programmatically
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interact with images displayed through ` dipshow ` will work with this viewer.
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@@ -127,26 +127,26 @@ porting your old code that used *DIPimage* to the new version.
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- `'CheapSqueeze'` controls the behavior of the `dip_image/squeeze` method. Set it to `'off'`
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to mimic the behavior of *DIPimage* versions prior to 3.0 (see the
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- [*DIPimage* User Manual](/diplib-docs/sec_dum_customizing.html#sec_dum_customizing_dippref_cheapsqueeze)
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+ [*DIPimage* User Manual](https://diplib.org /diplib-docs/sec_dum_customizing.html#sec_dum_customizing_dippref_cheapsqueeze)
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for more details).
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- `'DisplayFunction'` can be set to either `'dipshow'` (the default), `'viewslice'`, or
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`'view5d'`, and determines which of these functions is invoked by default when the
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`dip_image/display` method is invoked (see the
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- [*DIPimage* User Manual](/diplib-docs/sec_dum_customizing.html#sec_dum_customizing_dippref_displayfunction)
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+ [*DIPimage* User Manual](https://diplib.org /diplib-docs/sec_dum_customizing.html#sec_dum_customizing_dippref_displayfunction)
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for more details).
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- `'FtOption'` adds one option to the `ft` and `ift` functions, and allows to configure
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*DIPimage* be be compatible with versions prior to 3.0 (see the
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- [*DIPimage* User Manual](/diplib-docs/sec_dum_customizing.html#sec_dum_customizing_dippref_ftoption)
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+ [*DIPimage* User Manual](https://diplib.org /diplib-docs/sec_dum_customizing.html#sec_dum_customizing_dippref_ftoption)
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for more details).
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- Changed settings:
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- ` 'KeepDataType' ` , which changes how the output data type for arithmetic operations is
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chosen, has the same intent but does not always make the same choice. For example
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the result is different when mixing signed and unsigned integers. (see the
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- [ * DIPimage* User Manual] ( /diplib-docs/sec_dum_customizing.html#sec_dum_customizing_dippref_keepdatatype )
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+ [ * DIPimage* User Manual] ( https://diplib.org /diplib-docs/sec_dum_customizing.html#sec_dum_customizing_dippref_keepdatatype)
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for details on the current logic).
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- ` 'Gamma' ` and ` 'GammaGrey' ` are no longer active, though they haven't (yet) been removed.
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