Peyman Yamin wrote:
On Monday 09 June 2008 16:19, Justin A. Lemkul wrote:

Well, ofcourse I did! otherwise I wouldn't expect any program to know them by itself! the problem is that I say:

Well, there's a lesson here. You should spell out all relevant data - like your usage of energy groups in your run input file and your full observations of g_energy the first time. We don't read minds here, and Justin's assumption of your probable failure to plan for your own analysis seems to be borne out by the way most new people approach MD simulations :-)

# g_energy -f ../ener.edr -s ../25ns.tpr -b 23000 -e 25000 -skip 25 -o tot_ener

and I get:


Opened ../ener.edr as single precision energy file

  Select the terms you want from the following list
-----------------------------------------------------
Angle           Proper-Dih.     Improper-Dih.   LJ-14
Coulomb-14      LJ-(SR)         Coulomb-(SR)    Coulomb-(LR)
RF-excl.        Potential       Kinetic-En.     Total-Energy
Temperature     Pressure-(bar)  Box-X           Box-Y
Box-Z           Volume          Density-(SI)    pV
Vir-XX          Vir-XY          Vir-XZ          Vir-YX
Vir-YY          Vir-YZ          Vir-ZX          Vir-ZY
Vir-ZZ          Pres-XX-(bar)   Pres-XY-(bar)   Pres-XZ-(bar)
Pres-YX-(bar)   Pres-YY-(bar)   Pres-YZ-(bar)   Pres-ZX-(bar)
Pres-ZY-(bar)   Pres-ZZ-(bar)   #Surf*SurfTen   Pcoupl-Mu-XX
Pcoupl-Mu-YY    Pcoupl-Mu-ZZ    Mu-X            Mu-Y
Mu-Z            Coul-SR:OCT-OCT LJ-SR:OCT-OCT   Coul-LR:OCT-OCT
Coul-14:OCT-OCT LJ-14:OCT-OCT   Coul-SR:OCT-TX1 LJ-SR:OCT-TX1
Coul-LR:OCT-TX1 Coul-14:OCT-TX1 LJ-14:OCT-TX1   Coul-SR:TX1-TX1
LJ-SR:TX1-TX1   Coul-LR:TX1-TX1 Coul-14:TX1-TX1 LJ-14:TX1-TX1
T-OCT           T-TX1           Lamb-OCT        Lamb-TX1

without any notification for choosing a group.

Actually, that's all the notification you get. You can type a newline-delimited list of the energy terms you'd like, and follow it with a blank line and g_energy will produce your output. You may also like to consult http://wiki.gromacs.org/index.php/Making_Commands_Non-Interactive

Note, however, that "total energy of group X" is not available. That's because it isn't calculated, and in the vast majority of cases it wouldn't mean anything anyway. You can see a breakdown of the nonbonded interactions there, however.

On the other hand, for instance when I say:

# g_gyrate -f out.xtc -s ../25ns.tpr

I get, in a beautiful way:

Reading file ../25ns.tpr, VERSION 3.3.1 (single precision)
Reading file ../25ns.tpr, VERSION 3.3.1 (single precision)
Opening library file /apps/GMX/331-intel64-intelmpi-wc/share/gromacs/top/aminoacids.dat
Group     0 (      System) has 24476 elements
Group     1 (         TX1) has    46 elements
Group     2 (         OCT) has 24430 elements
Select a group: Now I don't know why I don't get the same behaviour with g_energy, if at all I should expect such a thing!

It's inconsistent, but probably reflects that a different person wrote the two programs.

Mark
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