CPPTRAJ:(1)

πŸ’– CPPTRAJ:(1) β€” User Commands, bestie edition πŸ’–

okay so this is the CPPTRAJ:(1) manual page, and it lives in the User Commands section. It's giving CPPTRAJ: β€” fast, parallelized molecular dynamics trajectory data analysis. Periodt. πŸ’…


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CPPTRAJ: β€” fast, parallelized molecular dynamics trajectory data analysis


✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

cpptraj [-p <Top0>] [-i <Input0>] [-y <trajin>] [-x <trajout>]

πŸ’… DESCRIPTION πŸ’…

okay so the synopsis doesn't stop there, bestie β€” here's the rest of the command-line lineup:

[-ya <args>] [-xa <args>] [<file>] [-c <reference>] [-d <datain>]
[-w <dataout>] [-o <output>] [-h | --help] [-V | --version]
[--defines] [-debug <#>] [--interactive] [--log <logfile>] [-tl]
[-ms <mask>] [-mr <mask>] [--mask <mask>] [--resmask <mask>]
[--rng {marsaglia|stdlib|mt|pcg32|xo128}]

now the flags, one by one, no gatekeeping:

  • -p <Top0> β€” loads <Top0> as a topology file. topology loading? slay.
  • -i <Input0> β€” reads input from file <Input0>.
  • -y <trajin> β€” reads from trajectory file <trajin>; same as input trajin <trajin>.
  • -x <trajout> β€” writes trajectory file <trajout>; same as input trajout <trajout>.
  • -ya <args> β€” input trajectory file arguments.
  • -xa <args> β€” output trajectory file arguments.
  • <file> β€” a topology, input trajectory, or file containing cpptraj input.
  • -c <reference> β€” reads <reference> as reference coordinates; same as input reference <reference>.
  • -d <datain> β€” reads data in from file <datain> (readdata <datain>).
  • -w <dataout> β€” writes data from <datain> as file <dataout> (writedata <dataout>).
  • -o <output> β€” writes CPPTRAJ STDOUT output to file <output>.
  • -h | --help β€” prints command line help and exits.
  • -V | --version β€” prints version and exits.
  • --defines β€” prints compiler defines and exits.
  • -debug <#> β€” sets global debug level to <#>; same as input debug <#>.
  • --interactive β€” forces interactive mode.
  • --log <logfile> β€” records commands to <logfile> (interactive mode only). Default is cpptraj.log.
  • -tl β€” prints length of all input trajectories specified on the command line to STDOUT.
  • -ms <mask> β€” prints selected atom numbers to STDOUT.
  • -mr <mask> β€” prints selected residue numbers to STDOUT.
  • --mask <mask> β€” prints detailed atom selection to STDOUT.
  • --resmask <mask> β€” prints detailed residue selection to STDOUT.
  • --rng <type> β€” changes default random number generator. Types are {marsaglia|stdlib|mt|pcg32|xo128}.
⭐ * denotes flag may be specified multiple times.

okay bestie, that's the whole page. πŸ’– This one is CPPTRAJ: Version V5.1.0 (GitHub), from August 2022, and it's the CPPTRAJ:(1) manual. Now go analyze those trajectories, you main character. πŸ¦‹βœ¨πŸ’…

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