Desktop and web-apps for registration use different keys in JSON - why?

[sharoncy]

Update 22.08.25: @ArdaBalkir. What is the current status here?

QuickNII and VisuAlign use the following keys in the JSON: Anchoring and markers
WebAlign and WebWarp use these keys: ouv and markers.

Currently, PyNutil is set up to recognise the QuickNII and VisuAlign keys. This means it doesn't work for the web-applications. As I see it, there are two solutions, either alter PyNutil to recognise all keys, or use consistent keys across all tools. Is there a reason to use different keys in the different JSONs?

To be discussed.

[Tevemadar]

• "anchoring" is a soft term that was fabricated to describe a best-effort registration attempt, specifically avoiding the use of the word "registration". It was meant to be used in communication, just then it somehow ended up appearing in the series descriptors too
• "ouv" on the other hand is a technical abbreviation, "o" is common for origin/origo, and "uv" is common for describing planar position, especially in computer graphics.