Or use print ` xxx `

Artem

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From: CCP4 bulletin board [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gerard
DVD Kleywegt
Sent: Monday, January 14, 2008 5:24 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [ccp4bb] PERL system call to CCP4

hi,

> I am writing a PERL script to execute a number of CCP4 commands (ncsmask, 
> pdbset, and dm)  in succession.  I have tried using system call or PIPE 
> command, neither of which work.  The ccp4 scripts generated work 
> independently on the command line.

we do this in the eds map generation script. first create a little shell 
script that runs the ccp4 programs:

------
# generate refmac script file
open (OUTFILE,">refmac.com") || die "$! can't open file refmac.com \n";
select (OUTFILE);

if ($tls_flag ne "") {
   print "$tlsextract XYZIN $pdbfile TLSOUT $tlsin > tlsext.log\n\n";
}
------

etc.

and then execute it with the system command (of course, you have to make the

file executable first, or maybe "source" it instead of executing it - could 
this have been your problem?):

------
close (OUTFILE);
system ("chmod 744 refmac.com");
system ("./refmac.com");
------

works fine on a plain-vanilla linux box

--dvd

p.s.: a propos an earlier thread, a solution is to use answers.com instead
of 
wikip... e.g.: http://www.answers.com/molecular%20geometry and 
http://www.answers.com/topic/dihedral-angle?cat=technology and 
http://www.answers.com/topic/alkane-stereochemistry - this should work in
the 
land of the great firewall; not sure about other orwellian countries (let me

know off-line if it doesn't)

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                 Biomedical Centre  Box 596
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