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@dave3d dave3d commented Sep 23, 2025

When passing an image file to ImageJ, it does not like '%' in the file name. If the ImageViewer has a title, the file name is derived from it.

When passing an image file to ImageJ, it does not like '%' in the
file name.  If the ImageViewer has a title, the file name is derived
from it.
@dave3d dave3d requested review from blowekamp and zivy September 23, 2025 17:58

if (!name.empty())
{
std::string n = name;
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It took me a moment to figure out the erase remove idiom below:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erase–remove_idiom

But if I understand it, since you are constructing the string here you can do something like

std::string n(name.begin(), std::remove_if(n.begin(), n.end(), &IsBadCharacter), n.end());

But tangental to the PR.

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Yeah, looking at this old code it's not the way I'd do it now, but oh well.

Also, I tried out every other non-alphanumeric character and ImageJ didn't have problems with them.

@blowekamp blowekamp merged commit 01e1af1 into SimpleITK:main Sep 24, 2025
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