I dont know - it works for me..
That is under Fedora x
Eleanor
mtz2various HKLIN ./ins_pig_zn_T2_hex-unique_refmac1.mtz HKLOUT
./ins_pig_zn_T2_hex-unique_refmac1.hkl
OUTPUT CNS
labin FP=FP SIGFP=SDFP PHIB=PHIC FREE=FreeR_flag
end
On 04/27/2011 07:26 PM, Kelly Daughtry wrote:
Yes, you
Hello all,
I am been unsuccessful in converting my mtz file into cns format and
bringing along my R-free reflections.
The interwebs tells me that the label should be FREE=label
So, on the command line I type:
mtz_to_cns hklin hklout F=F-obs SIGF=SIGF-obs FREE=R-free-flags
Yet I am always
mtz_to_cns calls mtz2various as far as I know.
If mtz2various works for you then you can use it directly. It too can be
run from the commandline. Look for the 'View Files from Job' -- 'View
Command Script' in the GUI to get help on syntax or look at the website
under examples
Yes, you are correct, mtz_to_cns is calling up mtz2various.
I have tried many alternatives for the label for Rfree flag with no success.
I have also tried just asking for F and SIGF, and the output does not
contain Rfree.
The next step would be to use make_cv.inp to generate a test test.
I want
Hi Kelly
How about the 'echo-pipe' syntax, e.g.:
echo 'outp xplor\nexcl sigp .01\nlabin FP=F-obs SIGFP=SIGF-obs
FREE=R-free-flags' |mtz2various hklin in.mtz hklout out.mtz
(all on 1 line).
Any CCP4 program can be run from the CL in exactly the same way, i.e.
separate the program input lines
