man/man1/getinfo.1

.\" RCSid "$Id: getinfo.1,v 1.9 2019/07/16 17:07:35 greg Exp $"
.TH GETINFO 1 1/15/99 RADIANCE
.SH NAME
getinfo - get header information from a RADIANCE file
.SH SYNOPSIS
.B getinfo
[
.B -d
|
.B +d
][
.B "file .."
]
.br
.B getinfo
[
.B -d
]
-
.br
.B getinfo
{
.B -a
|
.B -r
}
.B "info_line1 .."
.br
.B getinfo
[
.B -d
|
.B +d
]
.B -c
.B "command .."
.SH DESCRIPTION
.I Getinfo
reads the header of each RADIANCE
.I file
and writes it to the standard output.
Octree and picture files are in a binary format, which makes
it difficult to determine their content.
Therefore, a few lines of text are placed at the beginning
of each file by the RADIANCE program that creates it.
The end of the header information and the start of the
data is indicated by an empty line.
The
.I \-d
option can be used to print the dimensions of an octree or
picture file instead.
For an octree,
.I "getinfo \-d"
prints the bounding cube (xmin ymin zmin size).
For a picture,
.I "getinfo \-d"
prints the y and x resolution (\-Y yres +X xres).
The
.I \+d
option prints the header followed by a newline and the dimensions.
If no
.I file
is given, the standard input is read.
.PP
The second form of
.I getinfo
with a hyphen simply removes the header
and copies the body of the file from the standard
input to the standard output.
If the
.I \-d
option is given, then the resolution string will be elided as well.
.PP
The third form of
.I "getinfo \-a"
adds one or more header lines to the standard input.
These lines are given as arguments to
.I getinfo,
and must be quoted if they contain spaces.
The alternative form with
.I \-r
replaces any previous occurances of the settings in the given
line(s) with nothing if there is only one word, or with
the whole line if quoted and containing interior white space or
an equals sign ('=').
.PP
The fourth form of
.I "getinfo \-c"
is followed by a command and its arguments, which is executed
on the data segment of the standard input.
The header is passed along, with the addition of the command
at the end.
This is roughly equivalent to the following sequence, but does not
require the input to be in a file:
.IP "" .2i
( getinfo < input ; getinfo - < input | command .. )
.PP
If the
.I \+d
option is given with
.I \-c,
then the resolution string will be copied before the command is called.
If the
.I \-d
option is given, then the resolution string is read in but not copied.
.SH EXAMPLES
To print the header information from scene1.oct and scene2.hdr:
.IP "" .2i
getinfo scene1.oct scene2.hdr
.PP
To print the dimensions of a set of pictures:
.IP "" .2i
getinfo -d *.hdr
.PP
To add two header lines modifying the view
and exposure calibration of a picture:
.IP "" .2i
getinfo -a "VIEW= -vta -vh 180 -vv 180" "EXPOSURE=1.5" < orig.hdr > modified.hdr
.PP
To remove any indented lines containing "EXPOSURE=" and replace any
left-justified "EXPOSURE=" lines with a single value of 16:
.IP "" .2i
getinfo -r " EXPOSURE=" "EXPOSURE=16" < orig.hdr > fixed.hdr
.PP
To raise floating-point matrix elements to a power of 2.7:
.IP "" .2i
getinfo -c rcalc -if -of -e '$1=$1^2.7' < input.fmx > output.fmx
.SH AUTHOR
Greg Ward
.SH "SEE ALSO"
oconv(1), pfilt(1), rcalc(1), rhinfo(1), rpict(1), rsplit(1), rtrace(1), rvu(1)
Revision:	1.10
Committed:	Mon Mar 21 00:21:13 2022 UTC (3 years, 2 months ago) by greg
Branch:	MAIN
Changes since 1.9:	+16 -1 lines
Log Message:	feat(getinfo): Added getinfo -r option (similar to -a but with remove/replace)
#	User	Rev	Content
1	greg	1.10	.\" RCSid "$Id: getinfo.1,v 1.9 2019/07/16 17:07:35 greg Exp $"
2	greg	1.1	.TH GETINFO 1 1/15/99 RADIANCE
3			.SH NAME
4			getinfo - get header information from a RADIANCE file
5			.SH SYNOPSIS
6			.B getinfo
7			[
8			.B -d
9	greg	1.9	\|
10			.B +d
11	greg	1.1	][
12			.B "file .."
13			]
14			.br
15			.B getinfo
16	greg	1.8	[
17			.B -d
18			]
19	greg	1.1	-
20	greg	1.6	.br
21			.B getinfo
22	greg	1.10	{
23	greg	1.7	.B -a
24	greg	1.10	\|
25			.B -r
26			}
27	greg	1.7	.B "info_line1 .."
28			.br
29			.B getinfo
30	greg	1.8	[
31			.B -d
32	greg	1.9	\|
33			.B +d
34	greg	1.8	]
35	greg	1.6	.B -c
36			.B "command .."
37	greg	1.1	.SH DESCRIPTION
38			.I Getinfo
39			reads the header of each RADIANCE
40			.I file
41			and writes it to the standard output.
42			Octree and picture files are in a binary format, which makes
43			it difficult to determine their content.
44			Therefore, a few lines of text are placed at the beginning
45			of each file by the RADIANCE program that creates it.
46			The end of the header information and the start of the
47			data is indicated by an empty line.
48			The
49			.I \-d
50			option can be used to print the dimensions of an octree or
51			picture file instead.
52			For an octree,
53			.I "getinfo \-d"
54			prints the bounding cube (xmin ymin zmin size).
55			For a picture,
56			.I "getinfo \-d"
57	greg	1.4	prints the y and x resolution (\-Y yres +X xres).
58	greg	1.9	The
59			.I \+d
60			option prints the header followed by a newline and the dimensions.
61	greg	1.1	If no
62			.I file
63			is given, the standard input is read.
64			.PP
65	greg	1.6	The second form of
66			.I getinfo
67			with a hyphen simply removes the header
68	greg	1.1	and copies the body of the file from the standard
69			input to the standard output.
70	greg	1.8	If the
71			.I \-d
72	greg	1.9	option is given, then the resolution string will be elided as well.
73	greg	1.6	.PP
74			The third form of
75	greg	1.7	.I "getinfo \-a"
76			adds one or more header lines to the standard input.
77			These lines are given as arguments to
78			.I getinfo,
79			and must be quoted if they contain spaces.
80	greg	1.10	The alternative form with
81			.I \-r
82			replaces any previous occurances of the settings in the given
83			line(s) with nothing if there is only one word, or with
84			the whole line if quoted and containing interior white space or
85			an equals sign ('=').
86	greg	1.7	.PP
87			The fourth form of
88	greg	1.6	.I "getinfo \-c"
89			is followed by a command and its arguments, which is executed
90			on the data segment of the standard input.
91			The header is passed along, with the addition of the command
92			at the end.
93			This is roughly equivalent to the following sequence, but does not
94			require the input to be in a file:
95			.IP "" .2i
96			( getinfo < input ; getinfo - < input \| command .. )
97	greg	1.8	.PP
98			If the
99	greg	1.9	.I \+d
100			option is given with
101			.I \-c,
102			then the resolution string will be copied before the command is called.
103			If the
104	greg	1.8	.I \-d
105	greg	1.9	option is given, then the resolution string is read in but not copied.
106			.SH EXAMPLES
107	greg	1.5	To print the header information from scene1.oct and scene2.hdr:
108	greg	1.1	.IP "" .2i
109	greg	1.5	getinfo scene1.oct scene2.hdr
110	greg	1.9	.PP
111			To print the dimensions of a set of pictures:
112			.IP "" .2i
113			getinfo -d *.hdr
114			.PP
115			To add two header lines modifying the view
116			and exposure calibration of a picture:
117			.IP "" .2i
118			getinfo -a "VIEW= -vta -vh 180 -vv 180" "EXPOSURE=1.5" < orig.hdr > modified.hdr
119			.PP
120	greg	1.10	To remove any indented lines containing "EXPOSURE=" and replace any
121			left-justified "EXPOSURE=" lines with a single value of 16:
122			.IP "" .2i
123			getinfo -r " EXPOSURE=" "EXPOSURE=16" < orig.hdr > fixed.hdr
124			.PP
125	greg	1.9	To raise floating-point matrix elements to a power of 2.7:
126			.IP "" .2i
127			getinfo -c rcalc -if -of -e '$1=$1^2.7' < input.fmx > output.fmx
128	greg	1.1	.SH AUTHOR
129			Greg Ward
130			.SH "SEE ALSO"
131	greg	1.8	oconv(1), pfilt(1), rcalc(1), rhinfo(1), rpict(1), rsplit(1), rtrace(1), rvu(1)