On 11/01/2012 9:32 PM, Mirco Wahab wrote:
For checking the "id" of the last frame contained
in a trajectory, I usually apply ugly command line
hacks like:
echo "0"|trjconv -dump 1e10 -o /tmp/x.gro 2>&1>/dev/null|perl -lne
'print $1 if /t=(\d+)$/'
which might look awe-inspiring first but is of course tiresome.
Did I overlook the appropriate trjconv-option for this task?
Why would you need that? E.g. for saving the last snapshot
from a trajectory under the name of its time step.
Seems as good a solution as any. Set it up in a script if you use it often.
Mark
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