Hi Andrew,

This looks promising:

> it.wustl.edu 7% caret_command -surface-to-volume
>    SURFACE TO VOLUME
>       caret_command -surface-to-volume
>          <input-coordinate-file-name>
>          <input-topology-file-name>
>          <input-metric-paint-or-shape-file-name>
>          <input-metric-paint-or-shape-column>
>          <output-volume-file-name>
>          [-inner  inner-boundary]
>          [-outer  outer-boundary]
>          [-step   intersection-step]
>
>          Intersect a surface with a volume and assign the specified
>          column's data of the metric, paint, or shape file to the
>          volume.
>
>          The output volume file must exist and it must be in the
>          same stereotaxic space as the surface.  A volume file may
>          be created by using the "-volume-create" or
>          "-volume-create-in-stereotaxic-space" commands.
>
>          The default inner boundary, outer boundar, and step size
>          are -1.5, 1.5, and 0.5 respectively.
>
>          The metric, paint, or shape file column is either the
>          number of the column, which starts at one, or the name of
>          the column.  If a name contains spaces, it must be
>          enclosed in double quotes.  Name has priority over number.

The caret_command utility has so many features, it's nearly impossible 
to remember them all, so I do this:

    caret_command -help-full > /tmp/caret_command.txt

Then, when I need a particular feature, I grep for keywords, e.g.:

    grep -i volume /tmp/caret_command.txt | grep -i surface

Of course, you can also just browse the entire help output, but it is 
nearly 6200 lines now.

Donna

On 01/29/2010 07:02 AM, Andrew Reid wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I guess my name has been dropped from the list of posters. Here is my 
> question re. scripting:
>
> I have been able to use the Caret GUI to project a paint atlas from a 
> fiducial surface to a volume (Attributes > Paint > Convert Paint 
> Column to Paint Volume). However, given that I have a very large 
> population of subjects I would like to repeat this process without 
> having to run it through the GUI manually. Is there a possibility of 
> running this procedure as a script?
>
> Cheers,
> Andrew
>
>
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> Subject:
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> Hi all,
>
> I have been able to use the Caret GUI to project a paint atlas from a 
> fiducial surface to a volume (Attributes > Paint > Convert Paint 
> Column to Paint Volume). However, given that I have a very large 
> population of subjects I would like to repeat this process without 
> having to run it through the GUI manually. Is there a possibility of 
> running this procedure as a script?
>
> Cheers,
> Andrew
>

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