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itest - perform some simple tests on image headers
itest
[image]
[-xfR dimx]
[-y dimy]
[-z dimz]
[-v dimv]
[-|-r|-p]
[-o bytes|-b bit]
[-e exponent|-s]
[-x0 x0]
[-y0 y0]
[-z0 z0]
[-imbi bias]
[-imsc scale]
itest
[image1 image2]
[-x]
[-y]
[-z]
[-v]
[-f|-r|-p]
[-o|-b]
[-e|-s]
[-x0]
[-y0]
[-z0]
[-imbi]
[-imsc]
..
itest
performs simple tests on image headers. It is possible to test an
image against an another one, and in this case two images have to be given
in input. It is possible to test an image against a format given
by the user and one image has to be given in input.
When two images are tested, the user specifies one or several image features
on which the test is performed: for example '-x' for testing the image
width or '-y -z' for testing the image height and the number of frames.
When one image format is tested, the user provides the format on which the
test is performed: for example '-x 100' to test if the image has
100 rows.
Currently, the test is done on egality. For complex tests, you have to
use a combinaison of the unix command test, the inrimage commands
par and itest.
Tests on the switch -m currently don't work.
par(1i)
, Inrimage(1i)
for a description of general switches.
ITEST (1I) version 1.0, Inrimage 4.6.9 March 2022
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