Look up fortran formatting via google, it's all there. You have to enter the fortan format to match the format of the cv file.
Conceptually something like: 3F3.0, 14X, F10.3, 12X, F10.3 which means Three fields with values to import, each of three columns with no decimal points skip 14 columns One field, 10 columns, three are after the decimal point skip 12 columns One field, 10 columns, three are after the decimal point On Tue, 2010-09-28 at 15:41 +0100, Jeremiah Farelli wrote: > We recently had this problem in our lab. > > No matter what we tried, we could not get convert2mtz (or any other program) > to work properly. We were probably doing something wrong with the > fortran....? > > Depending on how far along you are, you can try using phenix.refine. Just > input your model and the .cv file and phenix will export a new .cv file with > Free-R flags intact. > > If you aren't to the model building stage yet, this won't work however. -- __________________________________ Stuart Endo-Streeter, Ph.D Dept. Computer Science 3245 French Family Science Center Duke University Durham, NC 27710 919-660-4018 [email protected]
