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Usage: atlas [-h] [-q] [-l] [-p package_options] [-o output_directory]
         file.cfg [file.cfg ...]
         netcdf_file [netcdf_file ...]

Description:
   atlas is a shell script which runs configuration file(s) on netcdf file(s)
   read from command-line then calls pdf2pdf and indexhtml scripts to
   merge result pdf files and create an html index file with links to
   gif and pdf files created by ferretloop calls.
   A configuration file is a shell script where calls to ferretloop script
   have been set.
   Result output is a directory (atlas_#processusnumber) with
   configuration files (*.cfg) used, list of input files (*.input),
   a tex file used with pdflatex and directories created by ferretloop calls.

Arguments:
   file.cfg: This is a script file which contains calls to ferretloop script.
             This file must have .cfg as extension.

   netcdf_file: Netcdf files to process are read from command-line.
                Use absolute pathnames or DODS URL.

Options:
   -h, --help, -help
       Print this manual.

   -q, --quiet
       Nothing is printed on standard output.

   -o, --output directory
       The pathname directory specified will be used as output
       and its basename will be used as filename.
       Default is atlas_#processusnumber.

   -d, --debug
       Debug mode; Calls to ferretloop in configuration file
       will be replaced by ferretloop -d

   -l, --landscape
       Option taken from pdf2pdf script.
       By default, logical pages (from pdf documents to merge) are set on a
       physical page in portrait orientation with a rotation of 90 degrees
       clockwise. If option -l specified then physical page is oriented in
       landscape.

   -p, --package options
       Option taken from pdf2pdf script.
       Default options choosen from pdfpages package are:
       landscape=false,angle=90,nup=1x2,frame,link,linkfit=fitv
       If specified then -l option is not considered.
       Refer to the documentation of the package for further informations
       (acroread $FER_FAST/pdfpages.pdf).

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