The majority of applications with NDF parameters use each NDF parameter
to access a single NDF, and supplying more than one NDF will
result in the application being re-run as described above. The
application then accesses a single NDF on each invocation. Some
applications, however, have NDF parameters that are explicitly described
in the reference section of this document as being associated with a
group of NDFs. An example is WCSALIGN that has a Parameter IN
to read a group of NDFs that are to be aligned with each
other. Such applications process all the specified NDFs in a single
invocation. For the purposes of the multiple invocation scheme described
above, such parameters are not considered to be `NDF' parameters, and
will not cause the application to be re-run.
KAPPA --- Kernel Application Package