Date help created: 12 Jun 1994 Date last updated: 04 Jun 1994'reflate' uncompresses deflated data files, back into a blocked format (but this is not a complete inversion of deflation since some non-zero values would have been zeroed).
The input data file must be deflated.
To run the program type
reflate <reflate script file>
The reflate script file must have the following format:
input <par file of input data file> output <output (reflated) data file> par <par file of output data file> ! this is optional
and a typical example would be
input /usr/people/wb104/edl387/edl387_5.def.par output /usr/people/wb104/edl387/edl387_5.ref
This uncompresses the input file. The output par file will have a note indicating that the file has been reflated, and the level at which the ancestor file had been deflated.
Azara help: reflate / W. Boucher / azara@bioc.cam.ac.uk