Hello,
I need to specify an N-D data cube in an image.
I found the FinalInterval class in imglib2 to do this. However for some parts of my code I need get the width of the interval along a certain dimension, thus something like a getWidth( d ) would be good.
Right now I have to do
interval.max(d) - interval.min(d) + 1
which is a bit cumbersome. Is there another implementation of Interval that does give the width directly?
Interval extends Dimensions. You can use dimension(d).
awesome. thanks! I am really getting into imglib2 now 
@tpietzsch, may I have another related question?!
Is there also a nicer way to loop over one dimension of the interval?
right now I am doing, e.g. like this:
final int C = 3; // my channel dimension, for example
for ( int c = (int) interval.min( C ); c <= interval.max( C ); ++c )
Is there something like below? I found the IntervalIterator class but I don’t understand how to use it to iterate through only one dimension of an existing multi-dimensional interval.
for ( int c : interval.dimensionIterator( C ) )
No, theres nothing like that. You will have to use something like the for ( int c = (int) interval.min( C ); c <= interval.max( C ); ++c ) you suggested.
In the end, it depends on what you want to do with c …
If you want to iterate over c-slices. you could use Views.hyperslices followed by Views.interval for example. Sometimes IntervalIterator might be the right thing. It depends …