COPYING DATA FILES INTO THE PAPER DIRECTORY

All your original data files should reside in the subdirectory Data. When you access that data files, you should use only relative pathnames.

If all data sets which are used in your paper are located within your paper directory, then your paper is totally rebuildable even if you move the entire paper directory to some other place.

To copy SEPlib data files to your Data directory, you have two choices.

• The first option is to copy the data regularly without header and data concatenation. To copy the header file:
  cp /q2/data/cmp/wz00.H /wrk2/sep77/mypaper/Data/wz00.H
  and to copy the data file
  cp /q2/data/cmp/wz00.D /wrk2/sep77/mypaper/Data/wz00.D After copying you have to edit the header file mypaper/Data/wz00.H and add the correct line in="some-relative-path/wz00.D", where the path has to be relative within your paper directory. Make sure that works. Test it.
• The second choice is to copy the data with the isoutstream=y option. That causes SEPlib header and data files to be concatenated into one file. An example command is
  Cp /q2/data/cmp/wz00.H /wrk2/sep77/mypaper/Data/wz00.H isoutstream=y
  The file mypaper/Data/wz00.H contains now header and data. You are done. This might be buggy !!!!

The two methods are equivalent.