Something I have noticed. If I rename AB-bonds to bonds and AAB-angles
to angles, ie
<cg_bonded>
<bond>
<name>bond</name>
<beads>
A1 B1
A2 B2
</beads>
<name>BB-bond</name>
<beads>
B1 B2
</beads>
</bond>
<angle>
<name>angle</name>
<beads>
A1 B1 B2
B1 B2 A2
</beads>
</angle>
</cg_bonded>
and run edited commands:
hist AB-bond.dist.ib *:bond:*
hist BB-bond.dist.ib *:BB-bond:*
hist AAB-angle.dist.ib *:angle:*
tab set T 250
tab set scale bond
tab AB-bond.pot.ib *:bond:*
tab BB-bond.pot.ib *:BB-bond:*
tab set scale angle
tab AAB-angle.pot.ib *:angle:*
q
I still have no output for bond (A1 B1 and B2 A2) but this time I get
something for the angle:
...
> histogram created using 0 data-rows, written to AB-bond.dist.ib
> histogram created using 1000 data-rows, written to BB-bond.dist.ib
> histogram created using 2000 data-rows, written to AAB-angle.dist.ib
> > > > histogram created using 0 data-rows, written to AB-bond.pot.ib
> histogram created using 1000 data-rows, written to BB-bond.pot.ib
> > histogram created using 2000 data-rows, written to AAB-angle.pot.ib
Is there some trick about naming? o.O
Thanks, V
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