4.73 sddsseparate

• description:
  sddsseparate reorganizes the column data so that data from different columns ends up on different pages.
• examples:

  sddsseparate <inputfile> <outputfile> ‘‘-group=Values,(Data1,Data2,Data3)’’

• synopsis:

  sddsseparate [inputfile] [outputfile] [-pipe=[input][,output]]
   -group=newName,(listOfOldNames)
   [-copy=listOfNames]

• files: The input file is a multi-column SDDS file. The output file is a single column, mutli-page SDDS file.
• switches:
  • -pipe=[input][,output] — Standard SDDS pipe options for reading/writing files from stdin/stdout.
  • -group=newName,(listOfOldNames[,...]) — Multiple columns are reorganized into a single column that spans multiple pages.
  • -copy=listOfNames — A list of columns that are duplicated on each page.
• author: M. Borland, R. Soliday, ANL/APS.