Hi
You can use Pointless to merge the files together into one mtz file -
then take the output mtz from Pointless and run it through Scala
(though its replacement program Aimless is faster and seems to do a
better job, and is available directly from Phil Evans' ftp site).
I think the original problem arises from having reflection columns
with the same label in each of the two original mtz files - I think
Pointless takes care of this for you (but it is a Saturday night...).
On 5 Nov 2011, at 20:41, Yuri wrote:
Thanks for the help.
I believe option 3 describes my situation the best.
I am looking into it now...
Best,
Yuri
On Sat, 05 Nov 2011 16:38:11 -0400, Ed Pozharski wrote:
If you post the cad input file, it should be easy to pinpoint the
problem. As it stands, you are either:
1) Including Miller indices as merged columns - they get done
automatically, so if you specify them, you get the duplicate labels
2) You actually do have the same name for the two columns in the
output
- thus duplicate labels
3) You may be thinking that cad can merge two datasets into one - it
can't. CAD just takes columns from two or more files and puts them
into
one. What you are trying to do requires scaling/merging of two
datasets
- you should look at scala for that.
HTH,
Ed.
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Yuri Pompeu
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