1 .TH RECLASS 1 "Version 1.0" "Environmental planning utilities" "EPU User manual".SH NAME
2 reclass1 \- Change classes of given EPPL7 data file
12 Applies given set of reclass statements to
14 file. Reclass statements have simular syntax to DOS version of EPPL7 and
17 (both from terminal or pipe) and from file.
19 By default, creates file named
21 in current directory, but this behavoir can be overriden by
25 This version can perform only
28 For multy-file reclass use
32 Output file is created as 16-bit and if after reclass it would contain
33 only classes less than 255, it would be converted into 8-bit.
35 If offsite value of old file appears in right side of any reclass statement,
36 offsite value of new file would be from left side of this statement.
43 \- display brief usage message and exit successifully
46 \- display version information and exit successifully
49 \- verbose. Display number of rows processed during reclass.
51 .BR -f " reclass_file"
52 \- read reclass statements from given file, instead of
56 \- write result into given file, instead of
58 Suffix .epp would be substituted, if absent.
60 .SH RECLASS STATEMENT SYNTAX
62 Set of reclass statements consists of zero or more lines,
63 each of which has following structure:
70 New class is number in range 0-65535.
71 List of old classes is space separated list of classes (numbers)
72 and ranges. Range is two numbers, separated by colon. First of them
73 must be less then second, or this range would have no effect.
75 If one old class occurs in several statements, only last occurence
76 would take effect, so it is possible to write:
84 to reclass all classes between 1 and 255, exept 2 and 12 to 1 and reclass
88 .BR eheader (1), cluster (1), rescale (1), outtab (1), intable (1)
92 Victor B. Wagner, SoftWeyr.