01-25-2006
Is there a command that will only remove the specified prefix?? That's the only place I'm stuck at.
The examples provided were just examples to help paint the picture of what I was trying to do. Sorry for being unclear.
As for the appending the appropriate prefix, etc., that part's already been typed out. I just want to include a part in the beginning of the shell script that will remove the prefix before it does the modifying the filenames any further.
Last edited by HLee1981; 01-25-2006 at 04:13 PM..
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nifti1_test
NIFTI1_TEST(1) User Commands NIFTI1_TEST(1)
NAME
nifti1_test - NIfTI file conversion
SYNOPSIS
nifti1_test [-n2|-n1|-na|-a2] infile [prefix]
DESCRIPTION
Converts NIfTI files from and to ANALYZE 7.5 format, compressed or uncompressed NIfTI files (pair or single file). Additionally one can
convert NIfTI headers into ASCII format for convenient manipulation of header data.
If prefix is given, then the options mean:
-a2 ==> write an ANALYZE 7.5 file pair: prefix.hdr/prefix.img
-n2 ==> write a NIFTI-1 file pair: prefix.hdr/prefix.img
-n1 ==> write a NIFTI-1 single file: prefix.nii
-na ==> write a NIFTI-1 ASCII+binary file: prefix.nia
-za2 => write an ANALYZE 7.5 file pair:
prefix.hdr.gz/prefix.img.gz
-zn2 => write a NIFTI-1 file pair: prefix.hdr.gz/prefix.img.gz
-zn1 => write a NIFTI-1 single file: prefix.nii.gz
-zna => write a NIFTI-1 ASCII+binary file: prefix.nia.gz
The default is '-n1'.
If prefix is not given, then the header info from infile file is printed to stdout.
Please note that the '.nia' format is NOT part of the NIFTI-1 specification, but is provided mostly for ease of visualization (e.g., you
can edit a .nia file and change some header fields, then rewrite it as .nii)
SEE ALSO
libnifti(1), nifti_tool(1), nifti_stats(1).
Homepage: http://niftilib.sourceforge.net
AUTHOR
The NIfTI libraries were written by the NIfTI Data Format Working Group (DFWG, http://nifti.nimh.nih.gov/ ).
This manual page was written by Michael Hanke <michael.hanke@gmail.com>, for the Debian project (but may be used by others).
Michael Hanke September 2007 NIFTI1_TEST(1)