Fixed inability to disable dziFormat#7
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-d / --dziFormat was hardcoded to set dziFormat to true. dziFormat is already defaulted to true. Changed to -d takes boolean true/false. In sliceImage "if [ ! dziFormat ] " was testing if the variable was unset on some shells. Changed to string comparison for greater portability.
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This option is reserved for second mode for non dzi format - this mode not very good tested and currently dzi is shall be default mode. |
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-d / --dziFormat was hardcoded to set dziFormat to true. dziFormat is already defaulted to true. Changed to -d takes boolean true/false.
In sliceImage "if [ ! dziFormat ] " was testing if the variable was unset on some shells. Changed to string comparison for greater portability.