Hi there, Can somebody tell how to get rid of the " all marked groups" default title when plotting several groups together within Athena environment. The " change group label" seems to only work for a single group. Similarly, how to change titles of both Y and X axes within Athena ? Thanks. Clement Edmonton, AB _________________________________________________________________ Windows Live Hotmail with drag and drop, you can easily move and organize your mail in one simple step. Get it today! www.newhotmail.ca?icid=WLHMENCA153
I don't think (or at least I haven't discovered a way) you can change the labels as you desire in Athena directly. However, there was a message that just came on the list recently which suggested a way to modify the plot. If you are in Windows, you can write out a metafile (cgm or cgmd, I think) from the "Plot" menu and the import it into Powerpoint, change it to a drawing object and change it any way you like. If you are using Linux, I think you can do the same thing by writing it out in Latex picture format or Postscript. personally, I prefer just writing out the data and importing it into my favorite publication quality graphing program. HTH, Carlo On Tue, 22 May 2007, Clement Mbudi wrote:
Hi there,
Can somebody tell how to get rid of the " all marked groups" default title when plotting several groups together within Athena environment.
The " change group label" seems to only work for a single group.
Similarly, how to change titles of both Y and X axes within Athena ?
Thanks.
Clement Edmonton, AB
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Hi, In the edit menu there is a handy tool called "Display Ifeffit buffer". This shows you the commands that Athena sends to Ifeffit. In fact it is possible to send commands yourself. You just enter it into the entry box at the bottom of the window. In answer to your question. The way that I know is to make a plot and see what the commands are. You can directly copy them into a text editor, make the changes and paste them back into Athena. All the labels, colours etc are there. Adam Clement Mbudi wrote:
Hi there,
Can somebody tell how to get rid of the " all marked groups" default title when plotting several groups together within Athena environment.
The " change group label" seems to only work for a single group.
Similarly, how to change titles of both Y and X axes within Athena ?
Thanks.
Clement Edmonton, AB
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On Wednesday 23 May 2007, Webb, Adam wrote:
Hi,
In the edit menu there is a handy tool called "Display Ifeffit buffer". This shows you the commands that Athena sends to Ifeffit. In fact it is possible to send commands yourself. You just enter it into the entry box at the bottom of the window.
In answer to your question. The way that I know is to make a plot and see what the commands are. You can directly copy them into a text editor, make the changes and paste them back into Athena. All the labels, colours etc are there.
Adam brings up a really good point here. So good, in fact, that I added a new FAQ question. See number 10 at http://cars9.uchicago.edu/iffwiki/FAQ/HoraeQuestions B
Clement Mbudi wrote:
Hi there,
Can somebody tell how to get rid of the " all marked groups" default title when plotting several groups together within Athena environment.
The " change group label" seems to only work for a single group.
Similarly, how to change titles of both Y and X axes within Athena ?
Thanks.
Clement Edmonton, AB
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On Wednesday 23 May 2007, Clement Mbudi wrote:
Can somebody tell how to get rid of the " all marked groups" default title when plotting several groups together within Athena environment.
The " change group label" seems to only work for a single group.
Similarly, how to change titles of both Y and X axes within Athena ?
As we have discussed recently, Athena and Ifeffit are XAS programs with some visualization tools. Those visualization tools were never intended as publication quality plotting tools. Consequently there are lots of parts of the plot over which Athena does not offer any control. For example, there is no way (aside from the zooming tool, I suppose) to set the plotting range on the y axis. Similarly, the title and axis labels are generated automatically. My stock answer for Athena users is to export the data to a proper plotting program when writing an article or preparing a poster. I could be persuaded to create controls for all the things that don't have controls, but I am sceptical that it would add much value to the program as long as we are working with pgplot. If reading "all marked groups" over and over again -- or any other part of Athena -- is really bugging you, make a suggestion for how you think Athena should work and I'll consider implementing it. B -- Bruce Ravel ---------------------------------------------- bravel@anl.gov Molecular Environmental Science Group, Building 203, Room E-165 MRCAT, Sector 10, Advanced Photon Source, Building 433, Room B007 Argonne National Laboratory phone and voice mail: (1) 630 252 5033 Argonne IL 60439, USA fax: (1) 630 252 9793 My homepage: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/~ravel EXAFS software: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/~ravel/software/exafs/
Hi Clement, I completely agree with "use a real graphics program for high-quality graphics" -- I do! But to follow up on Adam's email, it is possible (if not necessarily easy) to change the plot titles and labels in both athena and artemis: Open the Ifeffit buffer (Menu bar->Edit->Display Ifeffit buffer or Ctrl-1 in both programs), and type into the Ifeffit> prompt: plot( title = 'my plot title') plot( xlabel = 'label for x') plot( ylabel = 'label for y') But I believe you would have to do this each time a plot was made... if you're looking for a coupls quick-and-dirty plots, maybe that is good enough. Personally, I can seee the appeal of having this (and line colors and styles, perhaps) being available from a GUI panel. But I can also see that it's not the highest priority. --Matt
On Wednesday 23 May 2007, Matt Newville wrote:
Personally, I can seee the appeal of having this (and line colors and styles, perhaps) being available from a GUI panel. But I can also see that it's not the highest priority.
I concur that more control would be useful, but this is actually a very infrequent comment. I have never added more control over the appearance of the plots because I rarely receive suggestions or complaints along that line. Thus, I presume that people are basically satisfied with how visualization works in A&A. As I said earlier, I can be pursuaded.... B -- Bruce Ravel ---------------------------------------------- bravel@anl.gov Molecular Environmental Science Group, Building 203, Room E-165 MRCAT, Sector 10, Advanced Photon Source, Building 433, Room B007 Argonne National Laboratory phone and voice mail: (1) 630 252 5033 Argonne IL 60439, USA fax: (1) 630 252 9793 My homepage: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/~ravel EXAFS software: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/~ravel/software/exafs/
Just an amusing aside on this: Joe Woicik gave a talk at the NSLS Users' Meeting, full of plots from Artemis and Athena. Every time he was identifying the traces on a given slide, he'd say something like: "...and Bruce Ravel decided that the germanium should be given in green..." I don't think I've ever heard someone cited so much in one 20 minute talk before. :) --Scott Calvin Sarah Lawrence College At 12:19 PM 5/23/2007, you wrote:
On Wednesday 23 May 2007, Matt Newville wrote:
Personally, I can seee the appeal of having this (and line colors and styles, perhaps) being available from a GUI panel. But I can also see that it's not the highest priority.
I concur that more control would be useful, but this is actually a very infrequent comment. I have never added more control over the appearance of the plots because I rarely receive suggestions or complaints along that line. Thus, I presume that people are basically satisfied with how visualization works in A&A.
As I said earlier, I can be pursuaded....
B
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Hi all, I've been having some difficulty using FEFF8 generated files with Artemis. Here's what I've tried: I've run a somewhat modified version of FEFF 8.28 on a Mac. It generates files as it should (I've used them with feffit before). I open Artemis...I've tried on a pc running Windows XP, and on a PowerPC Mac running OS 10.4.9. In both cases, the result was similar. After opening Artemis, I choose "New Feff input template," and then "Import feff.inp." I choose the feff.inp file from the folder where I ran Feff. I ask for just the first path, and I get an error (this one's taken from the pc): Use of uninitialized value in pattern match (m//) at /PerlApp/Ifeffit/Path.pm line 1623. main::_ANON_('Used of uninitialized valye in patern match (m//) at /PerlApp/If...') called at /PerlApp/Ifeffit/Path.pm line 1623 Ifeffit::Path::pathlabel('Ifeffit::Path=HASH(0x2195580)', 'Path %i: [%p]') called at artemis line 6150 main::fetch_nnnn(data0.feff2', 'C:\New ifeffit 2\horae\stash\artemis.project.1\data0.feff2', '._feff0001.dat') called at artemis line 340 eval {...} called at /PerlApp/Tk.pm line 340 Tk::MainLoop() called at artemis line 2127 The result is that although the feff.inp screen in Artemis looks fairly normal, the "Data & Paths" screen just shows "Path 0:[]" beneath the new feff calculation. I can also try adding a new path from under the theory menu and I get a similar response (different line numbers in the error message). I've never tried bringing a Feff8 calculation into Artemis before. Is there something obvious I'm doing wrong? I've attached the feff.inp file and one of the path files to aid in diagnosis. --Scott Calvin Sarah Lawrence College
On Thursday 24 May 2007, Scott Calvin wrote:
After opening Artemis, I choose "New Feff input template," and then "Import feff.inp." I choose the feff.inp file from the folder where I ran Feff. I ask for just the first path, and I get an error (this one's taken from the pc):
Hey Scott, I see the same problem using the two files you sent. My best guess for the source of the problem is that Artemis is not finding the "files.dat" and "paths.data" (or possibly "path00.dat") files in the same place as the "feff.inp" and "feffNNNN.dat" files. Artemis needs those files to build the interpretation page and does not handle their absence gracefully. It is my intention that Artemis work with a Feff8 calculation and I believe that people do so. I am suspicious that this is as much a documentation bug as a programming bug. If you think this is not the problem, then I'll need you to zip up the entire directory containing the feff calculation and send the zip file to me. B -- Bruce Ravel ---------------------------------------------- bravel@anl.gov Molecular Environmental Science Group, Building 203, Room E-165 MRCAT, Sector 10, Advanced Photon Source, Building 433, Room B007 Argonne National Laboratory phone and voice mail: (1) 630 252 5033 Argonne IL 60439, USA fax: (1) 630 252 9793 My homepage: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/~ravel EXAFS software: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/~ravel/software/exafs/
Try PRINT 5 2 0 3 0 3. That may not help understand the problem, but feff8.28 interfaces to Artemis just fine for me using those settings. Jeremy Chemical Engineering Division Argonne National Laboratory Argonne, IL 60439 Ph: 630.252.9398 Fx: 630.252.9917 kropf@cmt.anl.gov
-----Original Message----- From: ifeffit-bounces@millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov [mailto:ifeffit-bounces@millenia.cars.aps.anl.gov] On Behalf Of Ravel, Bruce D. Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 1:12 PM To: XAFS Analysis using Ifeffit Subject: Re: [Ifeffit] Using FEFF8 with Artemis
On Thursday 24 May 2007, Scott Calvin wrote:
After opening Artemis, I choose "New Feff input template," and then "Import feff.inp." I choose the feff.inp file from the folder where I ran Feff. I ask for just the first path, and I get an error (this one's taken from the pc):
Hey Scott,
I see the same problem using the two files you sent. My best guess for the source of the problem is that Artemis is not finding the "files.dat" and "paths.data" (or possibly "path00.dat") files in the same place as the "feff.inp" and "feffNNNN.dat" files. Artemis needs those files to build the interpretation page and does not handle their absence gracefully.
It is my intention that Artemis work with a Feff8 calculation and I believe that people do so. I am suspicious that this is as much a documentation bug as a programming bug.
If you think this is not the problem, then I'll need you to zip up the entire directory containing the feff calculation and send the zip file to me.
B
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Hi Bruce, Thnks--your response helped me track down the nature of the problem. It turns out that if I "wash" the files.dat and paths.dat files by opening them on a pc and then saving them again, Artemis then does a little better, allowing me to read in path files that have themselves been washed. I suspect if I washed every text file in the directory, it might work smoothly (maybe I'll try running a calculation with only a handful of paths and doing that). The interesting thing to me is that the behavior is indeed platform-independent...Artemis on the Mac apparently needs the Feff files to have the pc end-of-line termination. :) Does anyone out there have a simple way to btach convert a whole bunch of files from Mac CR line breaks to pc CR/LF line breaks? I'm not part of the linux or unix worlds, but can use either Windows XP or OS X methods. --Scott Calvin Sarah Lawrence College At 02:11 PM 5/24/2007, Bruce Ravel wrote:
I see the same problem using the two files you sent. My best guess for the source of the problem is that Artemis is not finding the "files.dat" and "paths.data" (or possibly "path00.dat") files in the same place as the "feff.inp" and "feffNNNN.dat" files. Artemis needs those files to build the interpretation page and does not handle their absence gracefully.
On Thursday 24 May 2007, Scott Calvin wrote:
Does anyone out there have a simple way to btach convert a whole bunch of files from Mac CR line breaks to pc CR/LF line breaks? I'm not part of the linux or unix worlds, but can use either Windows XP or OS X methods.
Googling "end of line conversion" returns about a bazillion options. As for Artemis being broken in terms of handling end of line characters -- sorry about that. I have tried several times to get that working correctly, but without a Mac on hand it is hard for me to test rigorously. I'll take a look at that bit of code before the next release. B -- Bruce Ravel ---------------------------------------------- bravel@anl.gov Molecular Environmental Science Group, Building 203, Room E-165 MRCAT, Sector 10, Advanced Photon Source, Building 433, Room B007 Argonne National Laboratory phone and voice mail: (1) 630 252 5033 Argonne IL 60439, USA fax: (1) 630 252 9793 My homepage: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/~ravel EXAFS software: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/~ravel/software/exafs/
Hi all, Thanks for the various advice and help! Rich Mayes' project works fine on our machines, which tends to confirm it's the end of line problem. I'll try Jeremy Kropf's suggestion, and see if that clears it up somehow. As far as Googling "end of line conversion," it does indeed give a bazillion options. Going through the first 20 reveals that they are often hits from download sites that don't actually have the relevant downloads, but have figured out how to manipulate Google into listing them. The relevant downloads I did find were for expensive pieces of software that had the end of line conversion as one small feature. When I tried searching a while ago myself, all the simple, free solutions I found were for archaic operating systems (e.g. Win95). So if someone happens to know the name of free- or share-ware that can do this, I'd appreciate it... --Scott Calvin Sarah Lawrence College At 02:54 PM 5/24/2007, you wrote:
On Thursday 24 May 2007, Scott Calvin wrote:
Does anyone out there have a simple way to btach convert a whole bunch of files from Mac CR line breaks to pc CR/LF line breaks? I'm not part of the linux or unix worlds, but can use either Windows XP or OS X methods.
Googling "end of line conversion" returns about a bazillion options.
As far as Googling "end of line conversion," it does indeed give a bazillion options. Going through the first 20 reveals that they are often hits from download sites that don't actually have the relevant downloads, but have figured out how to manipulate Google into listing them. The relevant downloads I did find were for expensive pieces of software that had the end of line conversion as one small feature. When I tried searching a while ago myself, all the simple, free solutions I found were for archaic operating systems (e.g. Win95). So if someone happens to know the name of free- or share-ware that can do this, I'd appreciate it...
I, of course, cannot and will not vouch for any of these, but here is what I found using my own m@d g00gl1ng sk1llz: http://www.softwareforlitsupport.com/index-2.html (look at the bottom of the page) http://lwf.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/misc/software.html (may not have a GUI -- it's not clear from the web page) http://www.download.com/Unix2DOS/3000-2381_4-10488165.html http://ccrma-www.stanford.edu/~craig/utility/flip/ The last one is probably the one I'd choose, but it may not have a gui. Still... HTH, B -- Bruce Ravel ---------------------------------------------- bravel@anl.gov Molecular Environmental Science Group, Building 203, Room E-165 MRCAT, Sector 10, Advanced Photon Source, Building 433, Room B007 Argonne National Laboratory phone and voice mail: (1) 630 252 5033 Argonne IL 60439, USA fax: (1) 630 252 9793 My homepage: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/~ravel EXAFS software: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/~ravel/software/
For the mac, why don't you use Smultron (http://sourceforge.net/ projects/smultron/). It handles line endings and a lot more. It is open source as well. Paul On May 26, 2007, at 6:11 AM, Scott Calvin wrote:
Hi all,
Thanks for the various advice and help! Rich Mayes' project works fine on our machines, which tends to confirm it's the end of line problem. I'll try Jeremy Kropf's suggestion, and see if that clears it up somehow.
As far as Googling "end of line conversion," it does indeed give a bazillion options. Going through the first 20 reveals that they are often hits from download sites that don't actually have the relevant downloads, but have figured out how to manipulate Google into listing them. The relevant downloads I did find were for expensive pieces of software that had the end of line conversion as one small feature. When I tried searching a while ago myself, all the simple, free solutions I found were for archaic operating systems (e.g. Win95). So if someone happens to know the name of free- or share-ware that can do this, I'd appreciate it...
--Scott Calvin Sarah Lawrence College
At 02:54 PM 5/24/2007, you wrote:
On Thursday 24 May 2007, Scott Calvin wrote:
Does anyone out there have a simple way to btach convert a whole bunch of files from Mac CR line breaks to pc CR/LF line breaks? I'm not part of the linux or unix worlds, but can use either Windows XP or OS X methods.
Googling "end of line conversion" returns about a bazillion options.
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Hi, I think the "line endings from other operating systems" should be something that is handled automatically in the programs. That is, one should be able to run Feff8 on a unix system and use the results on a Windows or Mac machine without having to "clean" the files. Ifeffit is already insensitive to data files and script files from foreign systems, but for some reason I cannot justify, Ifeffit still fails to read feff.dat files from other foreign systems. I now have a fix for this (that works for me in one test case, and so needs some more testing!), so I'll release a 1.2.10 version with this fix soon (as soon as I have time to build and test a Windows dll). I'm sure it's easy for Artemis to automatically check and fix line ending problems for files.dat, etc. Sorry for the trouble, --Matt
I am surprised that this is a problem with the Mac files. All of the command line feff8 builds for Mac OS X that I have seen, output with the standard Unix file \n linefeeds that I believe ifeffit expects. Scott, are you using one of the older Classic versions of feff8, I am surprised that anything compiled with gcc would output the old Mac style linefeeds? Although, I agree with Matt that all the file formats should work without cleaning. I recently reanalyzed some older data that I had and used the tr program (translate) that Paul suggested to convert the old feff calculations to unix linefeeds. Jeff On May 26, 2007, at 9:13 AM, Matt Newville wrote:
Hi,
I think the "line endings from other operating systems" should be something that is handled automatically in the programs. That is, one should be able to run Feff8 on a unix system and use the results on a Windows or Mac machine without having to "clean" the files.
Ifeffit is already insensitive to data files and script files from foreign systems, but for some reason I cannot justify, Ifeffit still fails to read feff.dat files from other foreign systems. I now have a fix for this (that works for me in one test case, and so needs some more testing!), so I'll release a 1.2.10 version with this fix soon (as soon as I have time to build and test a Windows dll).
I'm sure it's easy for Artemis to automatically check and fix line ending problems for files.dat, etc.
Sorry for the trouble,
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Hi all, Thank you all very much for your suggestions! So far, my student and I haven't made this work, but I'm starting to suspect it's in part due to a quirk of whatever Fortran compiler I used years ago to make the executable. I don't now recall what compiler it was, but I do remember it was not particularly highly thought of. :) Nonetheless, it worked for generating files that Feffit could read on a Mac, but those same files seem to give Ifeffit trouble...even when the line endings have all been changed (although that helps the situation). In any case, the next thing for me to try is obvious: obtain a respectable Fortran compiler and make a new executable. That's my task for tomorrow. --Scott Calvin Sarah Lawrence College At 11:08 AM 5/26/2007, you wrote:
Scott, are you using one of the older Classic versions of feff8, I am surprised that anything compiled with gcc would output the old Mac style linefeeds?
Hi all: The first version of the Cluster geometry generator is available on the web: http://www.yu.edu/scc/index_sub.asp?id=2711 (follow the second link under Software) The programs from this package will generate cartesian coordinates of regular polyhedra - those which are most popular in nanocatalysis applications. A few comments on the first version of the package: 1) The output is an ascii file that can be easily converted to JMOL for viewing 2) The first program, cuboctahedron, is actually not working yet - but will be functional in a matter of days 3) We have adds on programs that calculate radial distribution function on these coordinates - for coordination number measurements. Will add soon 4) Other geometries will be available: truncated regular polyhedra, to simulate supported cluster geometry. It was a project done mostly by my student, Dana Glasner, who is now a Ph.D. student in Computer Science in Columbia. For all comments, please email to me. Enjoy, Anatoly Frenkel (anatoly.frenkel@yu.edu)
On the Mac a command line way to remove line endings would be something like tr '\r' '\n' this command "translates" all carriage returns into new lines. You can then use it in a shell loop e.g. #!/bin/bash for file in *dat; do cat $file | tr '\r' '\n' > $file.out end On May 25, 2007, at 3:35 AM, Scott Calvin wrote:
Hi Bruce,
Thnks--your response helped me track down the nature of the problem. It turns out that if I "wash" the files.dat and paths.dat files by opening them on a pc and then saving them again, Artemis then does a little better, allowing me to read in path files that have themselves been washed. I suspect if I washed every text file in the directory, it might work smoothly (maybe I'll try running a calculation with only a handful of paths and doing that). The interesting thing to me is that the behavior is indeed platform-independent...Artemis on the Mac apparently needs the Feff files to have the pc end-of-line termination. :)
Does anyone out there have a simple way to btach convert a whole bunch of files from Mac CR line breaks to pc CR/LF line breaks? I'm not part of the linux or unix worlds, but can use either Windows XP or OS X methods.
--Scott Calvin Sarah Lawrence College
At 02:11 PM 5/24/2007, Bruce Ravel wrote:
I see the same problem using the two files you sent. My best guess for the source of the problem is that Artemis is not finding the "files.dat" and "paths.data" (or possibly "path00.dat") files in the same place as the "feff.inp" and "feffNNNN.dat" files. Artemis needs those files to build the interpretation page and does not handle their absence gracefully.
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Webb, Adam