a little more documentation
Tim Coalson
9 years ago
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namespace cifti
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{
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///class for retrieving and setting mapping information of cifti files
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class CiftiXML
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{
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public:
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#build
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make
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The resulting static libraries and example executable will be in subdirectories of the build directory, not in the source directory.
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Troubleshooting:
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If you are using manually-installed libraries rather than distribution-packaged libraries, you may need to use the cmake variables CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH and CMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH.
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//inputFile.convertToInMemory();//if you want to read it into memory first
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CiftiFile outputFile;
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outputFile.setWritingFile(argv[2]);//sets up on-disk writing with default writing version, from CiftiVersion's default constructor
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outputFile.setCiftiXML(inputFile.getCiftiXML());
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outputFile.setCiftiXML(inputFile.getCiftiXML());//the CiftiXML is how you access all the mapping information
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const vector<int64_t>& dims = inputFile.getDimensions();
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vector<float> scratchRow(dims[0]);//read/write a row at a time
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for (MultiDimIterator<int64_t> iter(vector<int64_t>(dims.begin() + 1, dims.end())); !iter.atEnd(); ++iter)
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