[argyllcms] Re: VRML

Windows command-line processor (cmd.exe) have fixed dedicated command 'verify'. 
Try enter "verify /?". You should enter exactly "verify.exe", not just "verify" 
to point the right file in Windows!

-----Original Message-----
From: Roger <graxx@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: argyllcms@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 25 Mar 2009 07:07:06 -0400
Subject: [argyllcms] Re: VRML

> Hi Nikolay!
> 
> I have replaced all commas by dots but when I run verify -W FileIn.txt
> FileOut.txt nothing happens. No output, no comments from verify. Nothing :(
> 
> Roger
> 
> My new data looks like this:
> 
> CGATS.17
> ORIGINATOR    "BabelColor PatchTool. version 2.6.0 b150"
> LGOROWLENGTH  31
> CREATED       "2009-03-23"  # Time: 07:29:23
> INSTRUMENTATION       "Unknown"
> MEASUREMENT_SOURCE    "Illumination=Unknown ObserverAngle=Unknown
> WhiteBase=Abs Filter=Unknown"
> WEIGHTING_FUNCTION    "ILLUMINANT. D50"
> WEIGHTING_FUNCTION    "OBSERVER. 2 degree"
> KEYWORD       "SAMPLE_ID"
> KEYWORD       "SAMPLE_NAME"
> NUMBER_OF_FIELDS      5
> BEGIN_DATA_FORMAT
> SAMPLE_ID     SAMPLE_NAME     LAB_L   LAB_A   LAB_B
> END_DATA_FORMAT
> NUMBER_OF_SETS        1600
> BEGIN_DATA
> 1     2.5R_3/10       31.584  51.232  14.716
> 2     2.5R_4/6        40.187  31.385  11.349
> 3     2.5R_4/8        41.890  40.674  13.758
> 4     2.5R_4/10       41.649  49.274  15.781
> 
> I tried running verify with the -v options too to no avail. When I run
> verify with no arguments I get "deactivated commands"?
> 
> Roger
> 
> 
> 
>

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