Hi,
The problem is in the bruker.read user functions. They must be on separate lines! I will assume that this is not a mistake you made, but rather it is from the program you are using. As you didn't specify, I will guess that you made edits in MS Notepad. I would recommend MS Wordpad instead as this handles the different newline definitions much better. Or you could use a proper editor such as gvim, emacs, eclipse, idle, etc. I will close the bug as invalid.
Cheers,
Edward
On Wednesday, 19 September 2012, <
mengjun.xue@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Dear Dr. Edward d Auvergne,
>
> Attached please find the mf_multimodel.py, which opened and modified in a window text file (basic text formatting). By the way, I sent the email to
relax-devel@xxxxxxx, not to
relax-users@xxxxxxx, it is correct way ?
>
> Thank you very much.
>
> With best regards,
>
> Mengjun Xue
>
> Quoting Edward d Auvergne <
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>> Update of bug #20175 (project relax):
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>> Status: None => Need Info
>> Assigned to: None => bugman
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>> _______________________________________________________
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>> Follow-up Comment #1:
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>> Mengjun, could you attach the script you used as well to this report? From
>> the log file, I can see that there is a formatting problem in your script.
>> The bruker.read user functions are all located on the same line whereas they
>> should be on separate lines.
>>
>> This could be a typo, or it could be a problem with the newline formatting
>> differences between MS Windows, GNU/Linux and Mac OS X. Which text editor do
>> you use to edit your scripts?
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Re: [bug #20175] run mf_multimodel.py in relax (cmd)