average

[Tomasz Danus]

Hi Guys

Just tried to run
average –v input1.ti3 input2.ti3 output.ti3

(yes corresponding files were renamed to make it easer)

and I got error:

average: Error - CGATS file 'ûv' read error : Unable to open file 'ûv' for
reading

First time it happened usually it worked.
Can any one tell me what did I forget about?

Thats my steps till now

targen -v -d2 -G -g128 -f1932 3880Pro-Photo-Luster
printtarg -v -ii1 -a1.05 -T360 -C -b -m1 -M1 -P -pA4 3880Pro-Photo-Luster
chartread -v -H -L 3880Pro-Photo-Luster (- rename to input1)
chartread -v -H -L 3880Pro-Photo-Luster (- rename to input2)
average –v input1.ti3 input2.ti3 output.ti3

[Graeme Gill]

average –v input1.ti3 input2.ti3 output.ti3
average: Error - CGATS file 'ûv' read error : Unable to open file 'ûv' for reading

Sorry, I've no idea. You could mail _me_ the .ti3 files, to see if they
have anything to do with the problem.

[What system are you running on ?]

Graeme Gill.

[leppie]

average –v input1.ti3 input2.ti3 output.ti3

The dash in -v looks like a Unicode character, but oddly, my Windows email
client applied the same 'MSWord' autocorrection... (this mail if from
Gmail)

leppie

[Graeme Gill]

Post by leppie
The dash in -v looks like a Unicode character, but oddly, my Windows email
client applied the same 'MSWord' autocorrection...

If you are using something else than '-' (ASCII 0x2D) to mark options,
then yes, the command line parser will assume it's a filename.

Graeme Gill.

[Tomasz Danus]

Leppie you are the Star ;]

Funny but I have no idea how it could happen,
I keep one .txt file and all my "recipes" are kept there
and what I do is copy and paste and it always worked...

But it did happen - you live and learn
Anyway thank you guys I would probably never spotted it and I was already
planing some dirty job in excel as a workaround

Kind Regards
Tom
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t.danus-***@public.gmane.org
Skype: Ithilstone

Post by leppie

Post by Tomasz Danus
average –v input1.ti3 input2.ti3 output.ti3

The dash in -v looks like a Unicode character, but oddly, my Windows email
client applied the same 'MSWord' autocorrection... (this mail if from
Gmail)
leppie

[Tomasz Danus]

Hi there

Finally I was able to use average again

now profile check with one ti3:
Profile check complete, errors (CIE94): max. = 3.171382, avg. = 0.306713,
RMS =0.368157

with 3x ti3:
Profile check complete, errors (CIE94): max. = 1.490365, avg. = 0.289211,
RMS =0.331561


thanx guys
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t.danus-***@public.gmane.org
Skype: Ithilstone

Post by Tomasz Danus
Leppie you are the Star ;]
Funny but I have no idea how it could happen,
I keep one .txt file and all my "recipes" are kept there
and what I do is copy and paste and it always worked...
But it did happen - you live and learn
Anyway thank you guys I would probably never spotted it and I was already
planing some dirty job in excel as a workaround
Kind Regards
Tom
--
Skype: Ithilstone

Post by leppie

Post by Tomasz Danus
average –v input1.ti3 input2.ti3 output.ti3

The dash in -v looks like a Unicode character, but oddly, my Windows
email client applied the same 'MSWord' autocorrection... (this mail if
from Gmail)
leppie

[Alan Goldhammer]

I also keep all my basic commands in a .txt file but you have to be careful about what software you use to work with. Anything that has enabled spell checking or autocorrect tends to screw things up either while typing. I only use barebones MS Notepad as it doesn’t correct or change anything.



Alan



From: argyllcms-bounce-***@public.gmane.org [mailto:argyllcms-bounce-***@public.gmane.org] On Behalf Of Tomasz Danus
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2013 3:31 AM
To: argyllcms-***@public.gmane.org
Subject: [argyllcms] Re: average



Leppie you are the Star ;]

Funny but I have no idea how it could happen,

I keep one .txt file and all my "recipes" are kept there

and what I do is copy and paste and it always worked...



But it did happen - you live and learn

Anyway thank you guys I would probably never spotted it and I was already planing some dirty job in excel as a workaround

Kind Regards

Tom