Name: WlzProductTransform - computes the product transform for bibfiles.

Synopsis

WlzProductTransform  [-h] [-A] [-R] [-1] [-2] [-3] [-i] [-I]
                     [-f<filename1>] [-F<filename2>] 
                     [-x#] [-y#] [-z#] [-s#] [-a#] [-b#] [-u#] [-v#] [-w#]
                     [<bibfile1>] [<bibfile2>]

Options

-h	Prints usage information.
-A	Calculate absolute transform, default.
-R	Calculate relative transform.
-1	Transform 1 is relative (defefault absolute).
-2	Transform 2 is relative (defefault is absolute).
-3	Command-line transform is 3D.
-a	Rotation about the z-axis.
-b	Rotation about the y-axis.
-i	Invert: Reflection about the y-axis.
-I	Inverse: Output the inverse of the product.
-s	Scale factor.
-u	Shear strength.
-v	Shear angle in x-y plane.
-w	3D shear angle.
-x	Column (x) translation.
-y	Row (y) translation.
-z	Plane (z) translation.

Description: WlzProductTransform finds the product transform for the given bibfiles. Bibfile data from stdin is also read and fitted in as per the command line arguments i.e. if filename1 or bibfile1 are defined then it will be transform 2 otherwise transform 1. If both transforms are defined on the command line then stdin is ignored. The transform entered as arguments assume degree angles and will be applied after transform 1 or 2.

Examples

File: WlzProductTransform.c

See Also: WlzIntro(1)