>>> I would like to know the syntex to use symlib.sym in xplor 3.1.
>>> Thanks
>>> Ramachandran Murali
>>If you would insist on using "symlib.sym" in xplor3.1,
>>try the following (ignore the parser error messages for asymmetry statements):
>>xrefine
>> evaluate ($sg=19) { define the space group number }
>> @symlib.sym { read the library }
>> ? { print out symmetry operators }
>>end
>>Jiansheng Jiang.
>>>> Use of symlib.sym wiht XPLOR 3.1:
> Nope, parser chokes on values for symbol $sg !! Wait til XPLOR 3.n (n>1).
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I am sorry if my previous message was confused to anybody.
1. My previous hint only works with the early versions of "symlib.sym",
NOT THE CURRENT ONE ON THE X-PLOR WWW/FTP SITE.
2. If one tries to use x-plor 3.1 with the current "symlib.sym" downloaded
from the X-PLOR www/ftp site (IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED!),
one must define the symbol "$sg" with the space
group NAME not the number, otherwise the parser chokes.
For example,
evaluate ($sg="P2(1)2(1)2(1)") { instead of the number19 }
3. For the latest versions of x-plor (later than 3.7) both the space group
names and numbers are acceptable for the symbol "$sg".
Jiansheng Jiang.
