ADUMP

Lists the contents of an area in hexadecimal.

Format

ADUMP area bline eline bele eele [keywords]

Parameters

area	area number of the data to list
bline	beginning area line to list (default=1)
eline	ending area line to list (default=1)
bele	beginning area element to list (default=1)
eele	ending area element to list (default=50)

Keywords

DATa=	ALL	lists the prefix and data
	DOC	lists the documentation section of the prefix
	LNE	lists the area line data (default)
	LVL	lists the level section of the prefix
	NVC	lists the line data when the validity code is bad
	PFX	lists the prefix (validity code, documentation section and level section)
	VLC	lists the validity code of the prefix
FACt=	factor by which to divide data; useful for shifting 10-bit data (default=1)
FORm=	ALL	lists the entire area directory
	STND	lists the abbreviated area directory (default)

Remarks

Line and element numbers are in area coordinates with the first line and element of the area being 0,0.

Lines with a bad validity code are displayed as zeros unless the NVC option is used.

When listing multibanded data, the actual number of band elements listed is the number of elements requested times the number of bands. For example, if area 8016 has five bands, the command ADUMP 8016 10 10 200 219 lists the 100 band elements present in area elements 200 to 219 on area line 10.

You can enter multiple options with keyword DATA.

Examples

ADUMP 100 240 340 100 300

This entry lists the data in elements 100 to 300 of lines 240 to 340 in area 100.

ADUMP 100 240 240 0 100 DATA=ALL

This entry lists the data and prefixes in elements 0 to 100 of line 240 in area 100.

ADUMP 100 0 200 0 100 DATA=VLC

This entry lists the validity codes in elements 0 to 100 of lines 0 to 200 in area 100.

ADUMP 104 1200 1230 1 400 DATA=NVC LNE

This entry lists the data and validity codes (even if they are bad) in elements 1 to 400 of lines 1200 to 1230 in area 104.