Hi Luis,
I’m trying to run the Dials user Interface on a Mac (OSX version 10.11.6,
Quartz 2.7.11).
i go into the directory where the images are, launch the dui and the graphical
user interface appears, without any image displayed.
When I click on the “select images” button, the program crashes with this error
message (in red).
Any hints on what is happening?
Thanks,
s
spasqual@host065:~/Desktop/esrf_05052018/IEO_x2/data> dui
running Python version of lst_ext C++ Module
sys_arg.template= None
sys_arg.directory= None
str(e) = [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'dials_files/bkp.pickle'
e.__doc__ = I/O operation failed.
e.message =
creating new DialsCommand (obj)
Running process on posix
creating new DialsCommand (obj)
Running process on posix
root_node.lin_num = 0
status
| lin num
| | command
| | |
------------------
S 0 \___Root
N 1 \___None <<< here
---------------------------
TreeNavWidget(__init__)
idials_gui_path = /Applications/ccp4-7.0/lib/py2/site-packages/mini_idials_w_GUI
The " output " set of parameters is automatically handled by idials
The " output " set of parameters is automatically handled by idials
The " output " set of parameters is automatically handled by idials
The " output " set of parameters is automatically handled by idials
The " output " set of parameters is automatically handled by idials
sys_arg_in = <mini_idials_w_GUI.main_dui.SysArgvData object at 0x113716590>
unable to update data panel
turning log fonts to GREEN
QWebSettings.JavascriptEnabled = 1
No need to load HTML file yet
no datablock given
No pickle file given
Unable to calculate mean and adjust contrast
test setStyle(QStyleFactory.create())
1
failed to << check_gray_outs() >>
tmp_curr.lin_num == 1
templ_text = ?
update_pbar_msg = click << Select File(s) >> or edit input line
libc backtrace (-1 frames, most recent call last):
Segmentation fault (sorry, call stacks not available)
This crash may be due to a problem in any imported
Python module, including modules which are not part
of the cctbx project. To disable the traps leading
to this message, define these environment variables
(e.g. assign the value 1):
BOOST_ADAPTBX_FPE_DEFAULT
BOOST_ADAPTBX_SIGNALS_DEFAULT
This will NOT solve the problem, just mask it, but
may allow you to proceed in case it is not critical.
spasqual@host065:~/Desktop/esrf_05052018/IEO_x2/data>
> On 02 May 2018, at 17:37, luis.fuentes-mont...@diamond.ac.uk
> <luis.fuentes-mont...@diamond.ac.uk> wrote:
>
> Dear ccp4bb,
>
> I am happy to introduce you to the new Dials User Interface (DUI) for CCP4.
>
> DUI is a graphical user interface that is designed to make data processing
> with DIALS more user-friendly and efficient. A key feature is a full history
> tree that keeps track of all steps of processing. Every position in the tree
> represents the execution of a DIALS command line with full record of the
> user-supplied parameters, and the results, which can be inspected with
> several visualisation tools. At any step, the user can either fork, proceed
> to the next command or navigate to another step without loss of information.
> This ability to keep track of different branches of data processing gives the
> user freedom to explore different hypotheses, such as the space group of the
> crystal.
>
> DUI is intended to be intuitive and immediately useful across a wide range of
> user expertise. Beginners learning about the integration process with DIALS
> will benefit from the ease-of-use of the GUI and the visualisation tools.
> Experts retain full control of the underlying DIALS programs and can use the
> history tree to test different ideas quickly.
>
> DUI does not have a launcher from ccp4i2 yet, but you can launch it by just
> typing dui from your terminal. I would recommend to cd to the directory with
> your images first. And of course have updated CCP4 to the latest version.
>
> Enjoy!
>
> Thanks,
>
> Luis Fuentes-Montero (Luiso)
>
>
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