The reason I wanted to use the command line is because I found a perl script running several times GNOM to go through a range of Dmax and plotting it later. The gnuplot syntax isĭoes it mean the command 'offset' is missing? Which gnuplot version would this be, please? Furthermore, I don't understand what the problem is. Alternatively, use the primus/qt 'Distance Distribution' GUI to get a somewhat interactive plot.Īs of ATSAS-2.5.0 (due end of this year), the gnuplot facility of gnom will most likely be removed - in case you want it preserved, speak out now ) Above output is from the Mac console, in the Ubuntu I receive the same error.Ītsas-2.4.1-2_b from the Ubuntu folder.īy finding the gnuplot version that (still) understands the syntax used by gnom. In both systems gnuplot works but not with with Gnom. Total number of input data points read is 172Īngular range as read: from 0.11715 to 2.22577 25, 495-503Ĭonfiguration file not found, dialogue mode assumed Please reference: D.Svergun (1992) J.Appl.Cryst.
I intended to use gnom in the command line of both OX. I just installed ATSAS on Ubuntu and on Mac.
