CP - Copy SPIDER file to SPIDER file

PURPOSE

Copies one SPIDER file into another file. If the output file does not exist, it will be created. Otherwise, it will be overwritten by the contents of the input file. The input and/or output file can be a image stack file.

SEE ALSO

CP FROM ASCII	[Copy ASCII text file to SPIDER file]
CP FROM CCP4	[Copy CCP4 format File to SPIDER file]
CP FROM EMI	[Copy EMISPEC format file to SPIDER file]
CP FROM MRC	[Copy MRC format file to SPIDER file]
CP FROM NIK	[Copy Nikon Coolscan format file to SPIDER file]
CP FROM PDB	[Copy PDB file to SPIDER format]
CP FROM PE	[Copy Perkin Elmer disk file to SPIDER format]
CP FROM RAW	[Copy Raw Image to SPIDER file]
CP FROM TERM	[Copy Terminal input to SPIDER file]
CP FROM VAX	[Copy VAX SPIDER file to a Unix SPIDER file]
CP FROM XP	[Copy X-PLOR ASCII file to SPIDER file]
CP TO ASCII	[Copy SPIDER file to ASCII text format]
CP TO BRIX	[Copy SPIDER volume to BRIX file for "O" input]
CP TO CCP4	[Copy SPIDER file To CCP4 format file]
CP TO MRC	[Copy SPIDER file T0 MRC format file]
CP TO OPEND	[Copy SPIDER file To Opposite Endedness]
CP TO POST	[Copy SPIDER image to a POSTscript image]
CP TO RAW	[Copy SPIDER file to a 8-bit raw image]
CP TO SGI	[Copy SPIDER file to SGI format]
CP TO TIFF	[Copy SPIDER file to a TIFF format]
CP TO VV	[Copy SPIDER volume to Voxel View format]
CP TO XPLOR	[Copy SPIDER volume to X-PLOR format]

USAGE

.OPERATION: CP

.INPUT FILE: PIC001 or STK001@0030
[Enter the name of the file to be copied. If the input file is a standard SPIDER image file, the input file will be copied into a new SPIDER image file or into the specified image number of a SPIDER image stack. If the input file is a stacked image (e.g. STK001@30), then the specified image (30) from the stack file (STK001) will be copied into the output file. 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: COP001 or STK001@003
[Enter the name for the file that will receive the copy. If the output file is an image in an image stack (e.g. STK001@003), SPIDER will copy the input file into the image stack file with specified name (STK001) at the specified (third) position. If the stack file STK001 doesn't exist, SPIDER will create a new stack file with a stack file header and the input image at the 3rd position. Unused images will be placed in front of this image (001 and 002). If the output is a non-existing inline stack, SPIDER will ask the following question when creating the output stack file:

.NUMBER OF IMAGES ALLOWED IN STACK: 200

SUBROUTINES

COPYD, OPFILEC, OPENFIL

CALLER

COPY1