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lstcat.py

  • Generates a 'lst' file from a set of input image stacks

Usage

  • lstcat.py <output> <input>...

Parameters

  • <output>

    Output file, MUST BE SPECIFIED FIRST

    <input>...

    Input file(s), may be images of any type
    Typical usage: lstcat.py start.lst orig.1.hed orig.2.hed orig.3.hed

Description

This is a simple program which will generate a 'lst' file which concatenates a set of image files. A 'lst' file is a text file containing pointers to images in other files. This allows you to generate files with subsets of other files without making an actual copy of the data. This mechanism is used by 'refine' in generating the 'cls' files, for example. The 'lst' files are text files that can be edited by the user. EMAN will treat them as if they actually contained the referenced images.

EMAN Manual page, generated Mon Jan 8 17:35:59 2007

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