This task applies custom gain and offset values to each band of a raster, updating the pixel values accordingly. The output raster can be used for a custom calibration routine.
            This task is different from the RadiometricCalibration task, which applies gains and offsets automatically to common data types such as Worldview and Landsat. It then calibrates the data to radiance or reflectance.
            The virtual raster associated with this task is ENVIGainOffsetRaster.
            Example
            
            e = ENVI()
             
            
            File = Filepath('bhtmref.img', $
              Subdir=['classic', 'data'], Root_Dir=e.Root_Dir)
            Raster = e.OpenRaster(File)
             
            
            Task = ENVITask('ApplyGainOffset')
             
            
            Task.GAIN = [2.00, 1.33, 1.20, 1.11, 2.60, 3.12]
            Task.OFFSET = [12.33, 1.10, 6.00, 1.55, 5.32, 4.05]
            Task.INPUT_RASTER = Raster
             
            
            Task.Execute
             
            
            DataColl = e.Data
             
            
            DataColl.Add, Task.OUTPUT_RASTER
             
            
            View = e.GetView()
            Layer = View.CreateLayer(Task.OUTPUT_RASTER)
            Syntax
            Result = ENVITask('ApplyGainOffset')
            Input parameters (Set, Get): GAIN,  INPUT_RASTER, OFFSET, OUTPUT_RASTER_URI
            Output parameters (Get only): OUTPUT_RASTER
            Parameters marked as "Set" are those that you can set to specific values. You can also retrieve their current values any time. Parameters marked as "Get" are those whose values you can retrieve but not set.
            Input Parameters
            GAIN (required)
            Specify the data gain values that will be applied to the raster. If the array contains a single value, it is applied to all bands. Otherwise, it must contain the same number of elements as there are bands in the input raster.
            INPUT_RASTER (required)
            Specify the raster to apply the gain and offset.
            OFFSET (required)
            Specify the data offset values that will be applied to the raster. If the array contains a single value, it is applied to all bands. Otherwise, it must contain the same number of elements as there are bands in the input raster.
            OUTPUT_RASTER_URI (optional)
            Specify a string with the fully qualified filename and path to export the associated OUTPUT_RASTER.
            
                - If you set this parameter to an asterisk symbol (*), the output raster will be virtual and not written to disk.
 
                - If you do not specify this parameter, or set it to an exclamation symbol (!), a temporary file will be created.
 
                - If you set it to the hash symbol (#), ENVI creates a file in the temporary directory, but this file will not be deleted when ENVI closes.
 
            
            Output Parameters
            OUTPUT_RASTER
            This is a reference to the output raster of filetype ENVI.
            Methods
            Execute             
            Parameter             
            ParameterNames
            
            Properties
            DESCRIPTION             
            DISPLAY_NAME
            
             NAME
            
             REVISION
            
             TAGS
            
            Version History
            
                                 
                                 
                                     
                        | 
                             ENVI 5.2.1                           | 
                        
                             Introduced                           | 
                    
                     
                        | 
                             ENVI 5.5                           | 
                        
                             OUTPUT_RASTER_URI now supports '*', which allows OUTPUT_RASTER to be virtual output. 
                         |                      
                 
            
            See Also
            ENVITask,  ENVISubsetRaster, ENVIGainOffsetRaster, Masking Support in ENVITasks