Hi,
Welcome to relax! For you question, it depends on what you would like
to do. This XML file is just a data store, the format allowing for
powerful scripting, extraction, and further processing of the data by
downstream programs (if someone wants to do that). There are a lot of
XML viewers and parsers in Linux, but I don't know of them myself.
But if you would like to look at certain values, relax can do this for
you. Once you have the results file, you can load this back into
relax at the prompt (or in a script). You can then use the
value.display() user function to see the values of certain parameters.
You can also use value.write() to place this output into a new file.
There is another set called relax_data.display(), relax_data.write(),
diffusion_tensor.display(), etc. I hope this helps.
Regards,
Edward
P.S. If you need to get really fancy with your analysis, you can use
something called the spin_loop() to loop over a series of objects
called spins and access all the spin specific data there.
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 6:42 PM, Raj Jose <isodna05@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
I am a new user of RELAX.
i was running the model-free.py script as a test run. the results file is
written in XML formats.
results.write(file='results', force=True)
Can it be written in other formats. if so what is the syntax.
Also, can someone suggest a good linux based XML viewer.
thanks
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