CIBC:Documentation:SCIRun:Reference:Teem:UnuMake
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UnuMake
Information
- Package: Teem
- Catagory: UnuAtoM
- Author(s): Darby Van Uitert
- Status: Supported in latest version
- Version: 3.0
Description
Summary
Create a nrrd (or nrrd header) from scratch. The data can be in one or more files, or coming from stdin. This provides an easy way of providing the bare minimum information about some data so as to wrap it in a nrrd, either to pass on for further unu processing, or to save to disk. However, with -h , this creates only a detached nrrd header file, without ever reading or writing data. When reading multiple files, each file must contain the data for one slice along the slowest axis. Nearly all the options below refer to the finished nrrd resulting from joining all the slices together, with the exception of -ls , -bs , and -e , which apply to every input slice file. When reading data from many seperate files, it may be easier to put their filenames in a response file; there can be one or more filenames per line of the response file.
Detailed Description
Create a nrrd (or nrrd header) from scratch. The data can be in one or more files, or coming from stdin. This provides an easy way of providing the bare minimum information about some data so as to wrap it in a nrrd, either to pass on for further unu processing, or to save to disk. However, with -h , this creates only a detached nrrd header file, without ever reading or writing data. When reading multiple files, each file must contain the data for one slice along the slowest axis. Nearly all the options below refer to the finished nrrd resulting from joining all the slices together, with the exception of -ls , -bs , and -e , which apply to every input slice file. When reading data from many seperate files, it may be easier to put their filenames in a response file; there can be one or more filenames per line of the response file.
Write Header : Check to write out a .nhdr file. This file can be specified by browsing to it by clicking the Specify Header File button.
Kind : Specify the kind of the first axis. Other axes kinds may be set using MODULE REFERENCE.
Size : Specify the sizes separated by a single space. This indicates the number of samples along each axis.
Spacing : These float values will indicate the spacing between samples. These should be separated by white space.
Labels : Short string labels for each axis. These labels should be separated by a space.
Content :Specifies the content string of the nrrd, which is built upon by many nrrd function to record a history of operations.
Line Skip : number of ascii lines to skip before reading data
Byte Skip : number of bytes to skip (after skipping ascii lines, if any) before reading data. Can use -bs -1 to skip a binary header of unknown length in raw-encoded data.
Endoding :output file format. Possibilities include raw, ascii, text, hex.
Endianness : Endianness of data; relevent for any data with value representation bigger than 8 bits, with a non-ascii encoding: little for Intel and friends; big for everyone else. Defaults to endianness of this machine.
Kev Value Pairs : key/value string pairs to be stored in nrrd. Each key/value pair must be a single string.
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