Anatomist commands reference: CreateWindow

CreateWindow

Opens a new Anatomist window.
Attribute: Type: Description:
type string "Axial", "Sagittal", "Coronal", "3D", "Browser", "Profile"
res_pointer int ID of the new window
geometry int_vector (optional) position and size of the window: x, y, w, h
block int (optional) New in Anatomist 3.0. Allows to insert the new window in a "block" which may contain several views. By default (block=0), the window will not be in any block. If block doesn't exist anymore, a new block will be created, otherwise the window will be added to an existing block.
Note: The block number is an ID just like those of objects, windows etc.: a number already allocated must not be reused.
block_columns int (optional) New in Anatomist 3.1. If block specifies a new block to be created, then it will have this number of columns. Default: 2, but see below.
New in Anatomist 4.2: The default is 2, but if specified, it will force an existing block to resize at 2 columns, whereas if unspecified, the block will be left unchanged.
block_rows int (optional) New in Anatomist 4.2. If block specifies a new block to be created, then it will have this number of rows. As for block_columns, the default is 2, but if specified, it will force an existing block to resize at 2 rows, whereas if unspecified, the block will be left unchanged.
This option is incompatible with block_columns. If both are used, block_columns will override block_rows.
options dictionary (optional) New in Anatomist 3.0. Additional options passed to the new window upon creation. Some windows types may interpret some specific options.
For instance:
options { '__syntax__' : 'tree', 'no_decoration': 1 }
At the moment, known options are:
no_decoration bool Don't draw "decorations" around the main area of the view: no menus, no buttons. This way the view may be inserted in a specialized application and be completely controlled by this application.
hidden bool New in Anatomist 4.0.2. Don't display the created window, until a specific show action is used (see WindowConfig / raise, or in an embedded widget)

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