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\section{Introduction}

This chapter presents the first commands of \PPP . It uses a plan that will be almost
This chapter presents the first commands of \PPP\ . It uses a plan that will be almost
systematic in many other chapter :

\begin{itemize}
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\section{Algorithms/Photogrammetry}

This command is useful for editing a set of files.
Almost all commands of \PPP require as parameter one or more set of
Almost all commands of \PPP\ require as parameter one or more set of
file (i.e. the subset of images that we are considering for a given computation).
For single case, this set of file can be simply specified by a regular expression :
for example {\tt ".*JPG"} to specify all the file with a {\tt JPG} extension.
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\subsection{More help}

In \PPP there exists many optional parameter. There are not shown by default in the help mode,
In \PPP\ there exists many optional parameter. There are not shown by default in the help mode,
but it is possible to show :

\begin{itemize}
\item the standard common parameter by setting {\tt Help} instead of {\tt help}

\item all the common parameter, including the \emph{internal} common parameter
by setting {\tt HELP} instead of {\tt help}; the internal parameter are used
by \PPP to communicate information to sub-process when \PPP calls itself;
for example the parameter {\tt LevCall} allow \PPP to know if it was called
by the user or by \PPP and to which level of imbrication; obviously it is generally
by \PPP\ to communicate information to sub-process when \PPP\ calls itself;
for example the parameter {\tt LevCall} allow \PPP\ to know if it was called
by the user or by \PPP\ and to which level of imbrication; obviously it is generally
a bad idea to fix yourself the internall parameter;
\end{itemize}

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\subsubsection{Generalities}

Many parameters of many command of \PPP correspond to the same meaning/semantic,
Many parameters of many command of \PPP\ correspond to the same meaning/semantic,
this is the case for "main set of images", "main orientation", \dots These predefined
semantic are indicated in square bracket after the types, for example with command
{\tt EditSet} we can see {\tt [FDP], [MPI0], [FFI0],[FFI1] [DP]} :
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The first part of the message contains the type of error, it can be :

\begin{itemize}
\item {\tt Level=[Internal Error]} : this mean that some incoherence in \PPP was encontered,
\item {\tt Level=[Internal Error]} : this mean that some incoherence in \PPP\ was encontered,
probably in this case user cannot do many thing but report to forum or devlopping team
mentionning the complete message;

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\subsection{Error {\tt OpenFile}}
\index{OpenFile}

This error occurs when \PPP cannot open a file, in read or write mode, several reason can exist :
This error occurs when \PPP\ cannot open a file, in read or write mode, several reason can exist :
hard disk full, rights on the file system, directory do not exist. Example :

\begin{verbatim}
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