NAME

lgrlist -- List individual file names and group numbers.

USAGE

lgrlist inimage members

DESCRIPTION

Print a list of individual file names making up a group format image. Task input consists of a root image name and a range of group members. The group members list (the members parameter) is given in ranges format. The output consists of the root image name with a group member (cluster) specifier enclosed in square brackets.

The list is written to STDOUT, therefore may be piped to another task or redirected to a file.

PARAMETERS

image [file list]

List of image file root names. Use the usual list syntax for simple lists, wild cards, @-file lists, etc. File names may include a section, but no "cluster" (group) specification.

members [string]

A list of group members given in ranges format. Single numbers may be separated by commas to indicate individual members, a range of members may be specified by the first and last member separated by a dash, or all members may be selected by a dash, null string, or asterisk.

(inclusive = no) [boolean]

List files not in group format?

The default, inclusive=no will match only the listed range. That is, if a file is not in group format (i.e., OIF images) it will not appear on STDOUT. Using inclusive=yes will result in any file not conforming to group format to be printed. Group-format images will be listed only if they match the specified range pattern.

(verbosity = "low") [string, allowd values: low | medium | high]

Amount of output sent to STDERR, in addition to the list of files written to STDOUT.

Low means don't print anything except errors ("bad range," for example). Medium means print a warning if a file is not in group format. High means echo each file root name and the range as well as the number of clusters in each file.

EXAMPLES

1. List the first three images of a group-format file:

  st> grlist myimage "1-3"

  st> grlist myimage "1,2,3"

2. List all images:

  st> grlist myimage "-"

3. List the first three and the sixth images:

  st> grlist myimage "1-3,6"

4. List all groups of all STF images in the current directory:

  pl> grlist *.hhh "-"

5. List the second image of all files from a list. Redirect the output list to a file. Make sure we don't include non-group format images on the output but report them.

  pl> grlist @imlist "2" inclusive- verbosity="medium" >gr.list

6. Plot all groups of several images:

  pl> grlist spec*.hhh "-" | stplot

SEE ALSO

ranges, sections