list Documentation

LIST - List area of image
PROGRAMMER:TSTOEWE
List DN values of an entire image or of a specified sub-image in a file
called PRINT.PRT in your default directory.

INPUT FILE NAME

NONE

PAGE OPTION (Y,N)

N

STARTING LINE

1

STARTING SAMPLE

1

NUMBER OF LINES

50

NUMBER OF SAMPLES

25

LINE INCREMENT

1.

SAMPLE INCREMENT

1.

ADDITIONAL NOTES:

Parm	Description
FROM	File name for image to be listed. EX: DU5:IMAGE.PIC
PAGE	List the DN values on one listed output page. The entire image is shown by displaying only occasional lines and samples so that it will fit on a page. Fifty lines will fit on one page of print out and the number of samples is dependent on the bit type; 8 bit = 25, 16 bit = 20, 32 bit = 10. For instance a 1000 by 1000 8 bit image would display one line in every 20 and one sample in every 40. This option should only be used when the entire image is to be listed.
LINC	Line increment. The default for most programs is 1.0 which will process each line of the image. LINC=2.0 will process every other line and the output image will have half as many lines as the input. LINC=.5 will process each line twice and the output image will have twice as many lines as the input.
NL	Number of lines. The default for all programs is 0 which will process all lines of the image.
NS	Number of samples. The default for all programs is 0 which will process all samples of the image.
SL	Starting line. The default is 1 for all programs which will start the processing with the first line or top of the image. Fifty lines fit on one page. The number of samples which fit on a page vary with bit type; 8 BIT = 25 samples, 16 BIT = 20, 32 BIT = 10. Think about the number of pages it will take to print all of the area requested. LINC and SINC can be used so the whole area wanted can still be listed, but only showing every fourth line and sample which will reduce the amount of paper by 16, or if every pixel is needed perhaps a smaller area would do.
SS	Starting sample. The default is 1 for all programs which will start the processing with the first sample or left side of the image.
SINC	Sample increment. The default for most programs is 1.0 which will process each sample of the image. SINC=2.0 will process every other sample and the output image will have half as many samples as the input. SINC=.5 will process each sample twice and the output image will have twice as many samples as the input.