Usage: WlzExplode [-b< file body >] [-e < file extension >] [-h] [-p] [< in object >]
      Options:
      -b Output object file body.
      -e Output object file extension (default wlz).
      -p Use names from the object properties instead of a numerical
            index for the file names. If the objects don't have properties
            with names then the numerical index will still be used.
      -h Help, prints this usage message.
      Explodes the input 3D Woolz domain object into 2D domain objects or
      explodes an input compound object into its constituent objects.
      An output file extension can only be given if an output file body is
      also given.
      Objects are read from stdin and written to stdout unless the filenames
      are given.
      Example: WlzExplode -b plane myobj.wlz
      The input Woolz object is read from myobj.wlz (minimum plane coordinate
      30), exploded and written to plane000030.wlz, plane000031.wlz, etc.