[gmx-developers] New program to visualize trajectories

[Andres Colubri]

Thanks Kaihsu. Even though my program is written in C++, I think that it 
won't be too difficult to adapt your python code.
Andres

Kaihsu Tai wrote:

>Hi Andres -- With the help of David van der Spoel and Erik
>Lindahl, I just learnt how to parse some Gromacs file
>formats recently, and wrote some Python scripts and
>wrappers.  You can find them (and related information) at
>the archive for this mailing list, for example,
>http://www.gromacs.org/pipermail/gmx-developers/2003-October/000648.html
>http://www.gromacs.org/pipermail/gmx-developers/2003-October/000677.html
>
>Andres Colubri, 2003-10-30 16:08:35-0600:
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>>The only problem is that yapview doesn't support the Gromacs trajectory
>>format (yet!). But it was created using a plugin architecture, this
>>means that support for new formats can be added with relative ease,
>>without having to modify the yapview source code itself.
>>
>>Because I've no experience whatsoever with gromacs, I'd be very grateful
>>if you can provide some advice to start learning the details of the
>>trajectory format (where in the gromacs source code the data structures
>>are defined, for example). And if anybody is interested in helping me to
>>create a gromacs plugin for yapview, that would be great!
>>    
>>
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