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.B \-tS |
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[ |
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input.idx |
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[output.txt] |
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.SH DESCRIPTION |
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.I Rcode_ident |
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takes a list of ASCII identifiers on the input and encodes them |
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.PP |
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Input is taken from the first named file, or standard input if no |
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files are given. |
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(Input file is required for |
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.I \-r |
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option.) |
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Output is sent to the second named file, or standard output if none. |
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.PP |
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The |
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.I \-r |
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option to read an indexed id file and produce the original |
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identifiers for each pixel position on the output. |
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With this option, the ID file must be given on the |
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command line and cannot be read from the standard input. |
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The |
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.I \-h |
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and |
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the horizontal and vertical coordinates of a particular pixel, |
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where x is measured from 0 on the left and y from 0 at the bottom |
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in the standard orientation. |
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Note that |
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.I \-i |
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implies that an indexed ID file is explicitly given on the command |
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line, since the pixel coordinates are read from the standard input. |
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If the |
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.I \-u |
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option is also given, output will be flushed after each identifier |