Rongjin,
It does look like you have the same problem I did. I was never totally able
to figure it out completely. First of all, it was only a problem with some
PDB files and not others. Modifying generic_objects.py (i.e., change the
line "if (reduce_status):" to "if (True):" ) as suggested by P
Thomas Cleveland wrote:
I just looked at the source code for "reduce." It seems there is a
global variable that gets returned from main(), ReturnCodeGlobal,
which is set to 0 by default. However, further down in the code is
this (in the "processPDBfile" function):
// adjust cliques
s
Paul,
I just looked at the source code for "reduce." It seems there is a
global variable that gets returned from main(), ReturnCodeGlobal,
which is set to 0 by default. However, further down in the code is
this (in the "processPDBfile" function):
// adjust cliques
std::list< std::list
Bernhard,
I have tried this using several versions of coot. I tried it first in
the coot that came packaged with ccp4 (Coot 0.5.2). I then tried
WinCoot-0.6-pre-1-revision-2411, which is one of the later revisions
of 0.6-pre, just to see if a more recent version would work. As far
as I can tell
Hi everyone,
I am trying to use molprobity to check a structure in coot (platform is
64-bit vista). I followed the instructions found here to set up molprobity:
http://www.ysbl.york.ac.uk/~lohkamp/coot/wincoot-faq.html . From the logs,
it seems like reduce runs OK (it says that it "Added 6076 hy
