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.help imrename Apr89 images.imutil
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NAME
imrename -- rename one or more images
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USAGE
imrename oldnames newnames
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PARAMETERS
.ls oldnames
An image template specifying the names of the images to be renamed.
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.ls newnames
Either an image template specifying the new names for the images,
or the name of the directory to which the images are to be renamed (moved).
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.ls verbose = no
If verbose output is enabled a message will be printed on the standard output
recording each rename operation.
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DESCRIPTION
The \fBimrename\fR task renames one or more images. The ordinary \fIrename\fR
task cannot be used to rename images since an image may consist of more than
one file.
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EXAMPLES
1. Rename the image "pix" to "wfpc.1".
cl> imrename pix wfpc.1
2. Rename all the "nite1*" images as "nite1_c".
cl> imrename nite1.*.imh nite1%%_c%.*.imh
3. Move the images in logical directory "dd" to the current directory.
cl> imrename dd$*.imh .
4. Move the pixel files associated with the images in the current directory
to a subdirectory "pix" of the current directory.
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cl> reset imdir = HDR$pix/
cl> imrename *.imh .
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SEE ALSO
imcopy, imdelete, imheader
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