Handling a Group of Files with a Single Command ( `-single_file` )¶

Usually a list of input files via "-finp" leads to a splice operation, where the output is a single file. To initiate a file by file operation for a group of input files with a single command, the command line parameter "-single_file" or "-sifi" has to be used.

For the output file naming, the automatic file naming must be used (::RX2::, ::RX3::, ::RX4::) or the ::INP:: variable. The ::INP:: means, that the output file name is the same as the input file name.

Here is an example for a data sampling operation on a group of input files:

gfzrnx.exe -finp c:\Rinex10sec\????3050.16o -fout e:\Rinex30sec\::INP:: -smp 30 --single_file
gfzrnx.exe -finp c:\Rinex10sec\????3050.16o -fout e:\Rinex30sec\::RX3:: -smp 30 -sifl


gfzrnx     -finp ????3050.16o -fout ./Rinex30sec/::INP:: -smp 30 --single_file
gfzrnx     -finp ????3050.16o -fout ./Rinex30sec/::RX2:: -smp 30 -sifl

Handling a Group of Files with a Single Command ( -single_file )¶

Handling a Group of Files with a Single Command ( `-single_file` )¶