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10		.B "\-o ospec"
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12	>	.B "\-i{f\|d\|h}
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79		.I \-id
80		option may be used to specify that sky data is in float or double
81		format, respectively, which is more efficient for large matrices.
82	<	(Note that binary double data may not be read from stdin.)\0
82	>	The
83	>	.I \-ih
84	>	option says to check the header to determine the data type.
85	>	(Note that binary double data may not be read from stdin without a header.)\0
86		.PP
87	<	Sent to the standard output of
87	>	The standard output of
88		.I dctimestep
89		is either a color vector with as many RGB triplets
90		as there are rows in the View matrix, or a combined
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110		line, so long as the number of values totals 3NstepsNpatches.
111		Input starts from the first patch at the first time step, then the
112		first patch at the second time step, and so on.
113	+	If the input matrix has a header, then you may use
114	+	.I \-n 0
115	+	to get the number of columns from the header rather than specifying it.
116		.PP
117		The
118		.I \-o

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