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If a command line is incomplete, the executables print a usage message. However, confusingly it says that current values are default. Example
$ pvc_rl -x 10 -y 16 -z 9 --iter 1 blur.nii.gz
Option outputfile is required but not defined
Command tags:
-x < X >
= The full-width at half maximum in mm along x-axis
With: X (Default = 10)
-y < Y >
= The full-width at half maximum in mm along y-axis
With: Y (Default = 16)
-z < Z >
= The full-width at half maximum in mm along z-axis
With: Z (Default = 9)
[ -i --iter [ Val ] ]
= Number of iterations
With: Val (Default = 1)
[ -d --debug ]
= Prints debug information
Command fields:
< petfile >
= PET filename
With: petfile (Default = blur.nii.gz)
< outputfile >
= output filename
Actually the default number of iterations is 10, and x,y,z and petfile do not have defaults (i.e. are required)
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I seem to remember this being a feature of ITK's metaCommand. In an ideal world, I think the command line parsing should either be replaced or custom written. I've never really liked the images without switches but have been reluctant to change as it would break the the nipype wrapper.
If a command line is incomplete, the executables print a usage message. However, confusingly it says that current values are default. Example
Actually the default number of iterations is 10, and x,y,z and
petfile
do not have defaults (i.e. are required)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: