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SDFPRINT
Converts the contents of the input SDF file <sfile> to ASCII and prints all or portions of it. Either the
SDF record headers (default) and/or the data associated with the SDF_SCAN_HDR, XDATA, YDATA,
and comment records may be printed.
Syntax SDFPRINT <sfile> [dfile] [/U] [/O] [/I] [/V] [/H] [/T:<type>] [/A] [N:<#perLine>]
[/D:<data>] [/S:<scan>] [/R:<row>] [/C:<col>] [/P:<flag>] [/E:<flag>] [/W:<flag>]
Options
<sfile> Input file name for SDF file.
[dfile] Optional output file name for ASCII information (default is the display).
/U Show help (usage information) for this program.
/O Overwrites [dfile] if it exists.
/I Show information only on <sfile>, including data result number, result name, the
number of rows, columns, scans available, the number of data points, whether the
data is real or complex, and type of X spacing between data points.
/V Validate SDF file (does consistency check).
/H Print just the SDF record headers (default).
/T:<type> Print data for SDF SCAN (/T:S), X (/T:X), Y (/T:Y) data, unique records (/T:U), or
comment records (/T:C). If /T is specified, all data is printed.
/A Print both headers and data.
/N:<#perLine> Numbers of data for each printed line. The default is 1.
/D:<data> Print data only for the specified data result (see figure 2-1). If not specified, then all
results in <sfile> will be selected.
/S:<scan> Print data only for the specified scan (see figure 2-3). If not specified, then all scans
in <sfile> will be selected.
/R:<row> Print data only for the specified row (see figure 2-2). If not specified, then all rows
in <sfile> will be selected.
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