Copies one SPIDER stack file into a second indexed stack file.
If the output file does not exist, it will be created.
Otherwise, it will
be overwritten by the contents of the input file.
Example.
.INPUT FILE: STK001@
[Enter the name of the file to be copied. The input file
can be a whole stack (e.g.
STK001@) in which case the output file must also be a whole
stack (e.g. inline stack: _1@).
.OUTPUT FILE: STK002@
[Enter the name for the file that will receive the copy.
If the stack file STK002 doesn't exist,
SPIDER will create a new stack file.]
If the output is a non-existing inline indexed stack, SPIDER asks the
following question when creating the output stack file:
.NUMBER OF IMAGES/VOLUMES ALLOWED: 100
[Enter number of images/volumes allowed in the stack. Images
are numbered consecutively starting with number one.
Space will be reserved for this many images/volumes.}
SPIDER always asks the following question when creating
the output stack file:
.HIGHEST IMAGE NUMBER ALLOWED: 100
[Enter highest number for an image/volumes allowed in the
stack. Images are numbered consecutively starting with
number one. Space will be reserved in the index for ALL
these images/volumes but not in the actual stack.]
NOTES
Intermittent bugs caused addition of the two preceeding
questions as of SPIDER release 19.03++ (Feb 2011)