Use the @@ instead of the @ statement. The only drawback is
that the file that is included must not contain any loop
statements.
Axel Brunger
John D. Barton wrote:
>> Is it possible to get X-PLOR (3.843 or later) to do conditional
> includes? When I use code like
>> eval ($count = 1)
> eval ($filename = "basename_" + encode ($count) + ".pdb")
> if ($count = 1) then
> coor @first.pdb
> else
> coor @$filename
> end if
>> X-PLOR exits with a message that there is an "error opening file
> $filename" and "Error accessing file". If I re-write it to take the
> variable reference out of the "else" portion of the conditional, I get
> the same problem (the files for later iterations are written later in
> the loop). As an interim solution, I've removed the conditional and
> created a symbolic link from first.pdb to basename_1.pdb, but I would
> prefer a solution internal to X-PLOR.
>> Thanks,
> John Barton
>> --
> /| John D. Barton
> \| Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics
> /|> Washington University School of Medicine
> \|> email: John.Barton at pobox.com
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