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The following file types can
be written:
binary file:
When savings data as different types, do so at your
own risk.e.g. saving r4 data as n1. r4 data has a range of [-1e37..1e37]
while n1 has a range of [0,255]. Trying to stuff a value of 13,000 into
a n1 variable is of questionable value. No check is made of data ranges.
text file: mrewave uses standard c floating point formats %f %e %E
%g %G in the form of %[m][.][n]f where:
m minimum field width
n digits after decimal point
%f floating point
%e scientific notation with e
%E scientific notation with E
%g %G e format if exponent <-4 or larger than m
e.g.
%.2f gives 100.10
%.3e gives 1.001e+02
For output files the available escape sequences are:
tab \t
carriage return \r
new line \n
note: no check is made for valid formats!
bitmap: Saves bitmaps in the following
formats, JPG, GIF, BMP, PNG. To save data in a specfic format, simply
add the appropriate extension. Does not save roi
overlays. If you want to save selected roi(s) on the image use the
clipboard and copy as 24bit bitmaps.
avi: save avi files.
matlab files:
matlab ".mat" can be written. Both real and
complex numeric data types can be written out. mrewave types will be converted
into one of the following matlab data types: int8, int16, int32, uint8, uint16,
uint32, single and double. As matlab users know, matlab really likes the
double data type. Therefore, you can convert all data to double. Mrewave is
more lenient than matlab about data naming conventions. Any character not a
letter, number or underscore is converted to an underscore.
mrewave file: contains all data, windows and viewing options in
one large file. These are intended to be forward compatible. Data will
never be lost with updated versions. Every attempt is made to keep plots
and image display unchanged. However, some display information may
change.
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