Zeiss CZI: calculate phase, illumination, rotation counts based on both min and max indexes#4403
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…th min and max indexes Prevents the sizes from being incorrect if a single non-zero index exists for the phase, illumination, and/or rotation axis. These are the three dimensions that end up in moduloC, moduloZ, and moduloT, so are handled a bit differently from the other extra dimensions (e.g. angles).
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Prevents the sizes from being incorrect if a single non-zero index exists for the phase, illumination, and/or rotation axis. These are the three dimensions that end up in moduloC, moduloZ, and moduloT, so are handled a bit differently from the other extra dimensions (e.g. angles).
No relevant test data yet, opening to see which (if any) tests fail.