-help, -h :see helpfile (here, in fact)
-hview :popup help
-ver :see version number
-cbar CCC :specify a new colorbar, where CCC can be any of the
cbars in the standard AFNI list, Matplotlib colornames,
or hex values (def: ).
-colorscale_idx_file CI CF
:another way to specify a colorbar, in this case
one created by the user. Two arguments must be
input. First, CI is a colorscale index, which
must be in the (inclusive) range [01, 99], using
two numbers. (The user has to enter this, because
they might have one/more of these specified
already in their ~/.afnirc file, and hence avoid
duplicating an index.) Second, CF is the
colorscale filename; the file contains the name of
the colorbar in the first line, and then either 2
columns (values and colors) or 1 column (just
colors; will be evenly spaced). An example CF is:
Yellow-Lime-Red-Blue
1.0 #ffff00
0.7 limegreen
0.5 #ff0000
0.3 #aa00aa
0.0 #0000ff
Note the types of AFNI-allowed colornames used here
(hex and specific colorname).
(see ENV: AFNI_COLORSCALE_xx)
-pbar_saveim PBS :if an olay is used, then you can save the color pbar
(=colorbar) that is used in plotting. PBS is the
name of the file (including path), with allowed
extensions jpg, png, or ppm (def: jpg).
When this option is used, a text file of the same
name as PBS but with extension 'txt' will also be
saved, which is now (>May 8, 2019) a
dictionary-like file of relevant information:
min/max range, threshold value (0, if no thr is
specified), as well as the ability to store
comments on what those values mean (see
-pbar_comm_* options, below). See also '-pbar_dim
..' for relation pbar optioning. (See DR:
PBAR_SAVEIM)
-echo :run script verbosely (with 'set echo' executed)
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