debian man page for hdftor8

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HDFTOR8(1)						      General Commands Manual							HDFTOR8(1)

NAME
hdftor8 - extract 8-Bit raster images and palettes from HDF file
SYNOPSIS
hdftor8 hdf-file [-i] [-v] [-r raster-image-file] [-p pallette-file]
DESCRIPTION
hdftor8 extracts the raster images and/or palettes from an HDF file and stores them in one file that contains the raster image data and an- other that contains the palette data. The names given for the raster image and palette files are interpreted by hdftor8 as follows: For each raster image file, the file name is given the extension ".#.@.%", where "#" represents the raster image number from the HDF file, "@" represents the x-dimension of the raster image, and "%" represents the y-dimension of the raster image. For each palette file, the file name is given the extensions ".#", where "#" represents the palette number from the HDF format file. If no name is given for the raster image file, the default name "img.#.@.%" is assigned, where "#", "@", and "%" are as defined in the pre- ceding paragraph. The default name for a palette file is "pal.#".
OPTIONS
-i Execute the program in interactive mode. -v Execute in verbose mode. Display diagnostic messages during the session. -r raster-image-file Specify the name of the raster image file. -p pallette-file Specify the name of the palette file.
EXAMPLES
A file named "denm.hdf" contains three 512 x 256 raster images and three palettes. To store these images and palettes in separate raster image and palette files, use the following hdftor8 command: hdftor8 denm.hdf Six files are created, named "img1.512.256", "img2.512.256", "img3.512.256", "pal.1", "pal.2", and "pal.3".
SEE ALSO
r8tohdf(1), hdf(5) November 6, 1999 HDFTOR8(1)
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