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     RLEHISTO(1)	     1 (June 25, 1990)		   RLEHISTO(1)

     NAME
	  rlehisto - generate histogram of RLE image.

     SYNOPSIS
	  rlehisto [ -b ] [ -c ] [ -t ] [ -h height ] [ -o outfile ] [
	  infile ]

     DESCRIPTION
	  Rlehisto counts the pixel values in an RLE file, producing
	  an RLE file graphing frequency of occurrence.	 The
	  horizontal axis runs from pixel value 0 on the left to pixel
	  value 255 on the right.  The height indicates the number of
	  pixels seen for each pixel value.  Histograms are computed
	  independently for each channel, scaled identically, and then
	  overlaid.

	  The following options are available:

	  -b   Don't count the background pixel values when scaling
	       the histogram.  This is useful if most pixels are
	       colored the background color, so that the interesting
	       part of the histogram would be too small.  This option
	       is ignored if -c is specified.

	  -c   Output cumulative values instead of discrete values.

	  -t   Print the totals instead of generating the histogram as
	       an RLE file.

	  -h   height Scale the output image to the specified height.
	       The default is 256.

	  -o outfile
	       Direct the output to outfile.

     SEE ALSO
	  urt(1), RLE(5).

     AUTHORS
	  Gregg Townsend, University of Arizona; Rod Bogart,
	  University of Utah.

     Page 1					     (printed 12/1/98)

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