Yun Shi wrote:
Hi everyone,
I wonder if there is any tool similar to trjconv that can be used to
edit a .xvg file?
I just want to extract selected data points (like taking data every 10
ps when the original .xvg contains data every 1 ps) and to concatenate
.xvg files according to the time of data.
Several options:
1. Use trjconv to reduce output frequency.
2. Use simple scripting or *nix operations to manipulate the resulting .xvg
files. Skipping lines in output is trivial for a language like Perl, and
concatenation can be done with simple *nix utilities like 'cat' and others.
-Justin
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Department of Biochemistry
Virginia Tech
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