Here is an example:
vattrcopy -in image_1.v -image image_2.v -out outimage.v
This call copies the image header info of 'image2.v' to the image content
of 'image1.v' and writes the result to a new file called 'outimage.v'.
Note that a file may contain more than one image. The program 'vattrcopy' effects only the header info of the first image in each of the two input files.
Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences. Further Information:
lipsia@cbs.mpg.de