rmincUtil.isMinc: Check File For Minc Volume Format
In jnikelski/rmincIO: Package for reading and writing MINC2 files

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This logical function returns TRUE if the input volume is structured as a minc1 (netcdf) or minc2 (hdf5) volume. Else, FALSE is returned.

1	rmincUtil.isMinc(filename)

filename

Minc filename.

This routine calls the rmincUtil.isMinc1 and rmincUtil.isMinc2 functions to do the minc checking.

TRUE is returned for minc volumes, FALSE for everything else.

Jim Nikelski nikelski@bic.mni.mcgill.ca

rmincUtil.isMinc1 rmincUtil.isMinc2 rmincUtil.asMinc2 rmincUtil.isReadable

## Not run: 
# check for minc
myFile <- file.path(volDir, "icbm_avg_152_t1_tal_lin.mnc")
if ( rmincUtil.isMinc(myFile) ) {
    myFile <- rmincUtil.asMinc2(myFile)         # could be minc1, so call converter
    myFileInfo <- mincIO.readMincInfo(myFile)   # read the mincInfo for this volume
    print(myFileInfo)                           # ... and print it
}

## End(Not run)