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The following describes how to convert a relax log file into a relax script. == Grep the log file for commands ==First we find which commands relax has performed, and separate into the different fitting models.<br>We also just make some line space and important points. Then we replace instances of '''relax> ''' with empty, and comment out the model line. Put this into a file: '''relax_log_to_py.sh'''<source lang="bash">#!/bin/tcsh -f set LOGS=`ls -v -d -1 *.log`foreach LOG ( ${LOGS} )set BNAME=`basename $LOG .log`set OUT="grep_${BNAME}.py"egrep -wi --color 'relax>| model -' $LOG > $OUT ;sed -i "s/relax> //" $OUT ;sed -i 's/^- /\n#- /' $OUT ;sed -i 's/^minimise(/\nminimise(/' $OUT ;sed -i 's/^script(/\n#script(/' $OUT ;sed -i 's/^results.write(/\nresults.write(/' $OUT ;sed -i 's/^model_selection(/\nmodel_selection(/' $OUT ;sed -i '0,/spectrum.replicated(/s//\nspectrum.replicated(/' $OUT ;sed -i '0,/spectrum.read_intensities(/s//\nspectrum.read_intensities(/' $OUT ;end</source> Make it executable<source lang="bash">chmod +x relax_log_to_py.sh</source> End then execute it<source lang="bash">./relax_log_to_py.sh# ORtcsh relax_log_to_py.sh</source> Then look out for files starting with '''grep_'''. == See also ==[http://www.pement.org/sed/sed1line.txt Sed one-liners]
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