PANDORE Version 6 |
GREYC-IMAGE |
ppan2d23d
Converts a series of Pandore 2D image files to a unique 3D image file.
Synopsis
ppan2d23d first-image-number last-image-number im_in_template [im_out|-]
Description
ppan2d23d builds a 3D image from a series of 2D images.
Each 2D image becomes a plane in the 3D image.
The template name im_in_template is used to specify actual 2D image
files. Special character '#' in the template name are replaced by
a number from the interval [first-image-number .. last-image-number].
For example:
- toto####.pan with first-image-number=8 and last-image-number=10 specify files:
toto0008.pan, toto0009.pan, toto0010.pan.
- toto#.pan with first-image-number=8 and last-image-number=10 specify files:
toto8.pan, toto9.pan, toto10.pan.
Parameters
- first-image-number et last-image-number specify respectively the
minimum number and the maximum number of real 2D images.
There is no relation between the number of the input image
and the plane number in the 3D image. The first image becomes the
plane #0 and the last image becomes the last plane.
Inputs
- im_in_template: a template name for 2D Pandore image files. It uses
the special character # for specifying number format in the name.
Outputs
- im_out: a 3D Pandore image file.
Result
Returns SUCCESS or FAILURE.
Examples
ppan2d23d 0 10 image##.pan image3d.pan
See also
Conversion,
ppan3d22d
C++ prototype
Errc PPan2d23d( const char *2dname, const char *3dname, int first-image-number, int last-image-number );
Version française
Conversion d'une série d'images 2D en une image 3D.
Author: François Angot