This program takes an input cube and divides it into multiple output cubes in the line direction. The total number of lines in these output cubes, as well as the number of lines these output cubes overlap, are be determined by user given parameters. If the overlap parameter is greater than the total line number parameter, then a User Errror will be thrown. If the final segment does not end on the same line that the input cube ends, then the final segment will be smaller than the other segments. In other words, the final segment will simply be created to the end of the original cube, not being filled with null lines.

Note: The output cubes (which will here on be referred to as segments) will be created in the naming form of (InputCubeName).segment(#).cub
i.e. peaks.segment1.cub, peaks.segment2.cub, peaks.segment3.cub, peaks.segment4.cub, etc

This example shows how segment works on peaks.cub, a cube of Flagstaff's peaks. It also demonstrates the automatic resizing of the final segment.