Hi! Can anyone run refmac from the WINDOWS command prompt?
I've been experimenting with various combinations of environment variables,
but I always get an error. The one instance of this error on google is an
unanswered CCP4BB question.
Dictionary path has not been defined
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Hi Kevin
just checked and refmac runs happy for me from the CCP4Console. Differences
are that mine is in the default location, and that machine has not had an
earlier version of ccp4 installed.
Can you check "set" to see what is set in the environment.
Charles
On 13 Feb 2019, at 11:29, Kevin
There seem to be a couple of issues, but I'm working to narrow them down.
These may be in part due to ways our computing people have messed with the
bat files to avoid CCP4 clashing with other software (notably OLEX).
The refmac from console problem I haven't completely isolated, but it may
be tha
Dear Charles and Kevin,
If I install CCP4 myself on Windows, refmac works fine from the CCP4
console. This was with CCP4 installed in the default C: location. I did not
try from within Coot, however ...
... when trying to run refmac from Coot on a couple of OS X machines
nothing happens, no error
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Objet: [ccp4bb] Can anyone run refmac from the WINDOWS command prompt?
À: CCP4BB@JISCMAIL.AC.UK
Date: Mercredi 13 février 2019, 12h29
Hi! Can anyone run refmac from the
WINDOWS command prompt?
I've been experimenting with
various combinations of
