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+====== flexinterpn_method ======
+This is a proxy function for [[flexinterpn]]. It only handles some standard kernels as well as 2D to 3D data conversion for rotation.
+===== Motivation =====
+While the [[flexinterpn]] function allows very flexible interpolation of data, it would be too cumbersome to expect that every user (including myself) will create a suitable kernel window over and over again whenever data is to be interpolated.
+The flexinterpn_method function creates a persistent variable and stores some of the more standard kernel windows in a 4096-sampling resolution (enough to allow the linear interpolation internally applied by [[flexinterpn]] to yield high-quality results, tested with the Lanczos8 window mentioned at the [[http://www.all-in-one.ee/~dersch/interpolator/interpolator.html|interpolation quality test]] page (external link).
+===== Function reference ('help flexinterpn_method') =====
+<file>  flexinterpn_method  - call flexinterpn with one of the typical methods
+  FORMAT:       [idata, k] = flexinterpn_method(data, cr [, [opts], method])
+  Input fields:
+        data        N-d data (up to 4 dims supported)
+        cr          CxD coordinates or 4xD range
+        opts        hold (and tranformation matrix)
+        method      either of:
+                    'cubic', 'lanczos2' 'lanczos3', {'linear'},
+                    'nearest', 'poly3', 'spline2', 'spline3'
+  Output fields:
+        idata       interpolated data as from flexinterpn
+        k           kernel passed to flexinterpn (empty for linear)
+  Note: the range notation of cr must contain Infs in the first row
+        of values, the rest is parsed as row2:row3:row4 for each dim.
+  Note: for methods other than nearest and linear, the value range of
+        the input can be exceeded!</file>
+===== Arguments =====
+The first two arguments, ''data'' and ''cr'' are identical to the use of [[flexinterpn]] **with one notable exception**: 2D image data can be passed into the function which will then be shifted into the third dimension to allow the quaternion matrix to be used (the rotation must be defined around the 1st dimension!)
+==== opts ====
+Here, neither, the first, or both of the last two arguments of [[flexinterpn]] can be given (so, possibly, neither ''hold'' and ''qtrf'', only ''hold'', or both ''hold'' and ''qtrf'').
+==== method ====
+The following methods (kernel shapes) are supported:
+  * cubic (hermite cubic spline, see bottom of the [[http://www.all-in-one.ee/~dersch/interpolator/interpolator.html|interpolation test page]] for formula)
+  * lanczos2/3 (same information source)
+  * linear (standard kernel, ''[0; 1; 0]'' with a sampling ''kernsize'' of ''1'')
+  * nearest (this is only an approximation! for very few interpolation coordinate, the value will yet be a linear interpolation, better: use ''data(round(coords))'')
+  * poly3/spline2/spline3 (additional methods mentioned on that page, not used by other functions of the toolbox)
+===== Usage =====
+There are two main uses of this function:
+  * actual data interpolation (passing on data to [[flexinterpn]]): <code matlab flexinterpn_method_data.m>% passing data from flexinterpn_method -> flexinterpn
+resampled = flexinterpn_method(data, range, 'cubic');<code>
+  * generating/requesting a suitable kernel that is then manually passed to [[flexinterpn]]: <code matlab flexinterpn_method_kernelonly.m>% get cubic interpolation kernel
+[null, k] = flexinterpn_method(1, 1, 'cubic');</code>