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| cif_split() | cif_split() |
NAME¶
cif_split - Split CIF files into separate files with one data_ section each. This script parses given CIF files to separate the data blocks, so is capable of splitting non-correctly formatted and nested CIF files.SYNOPSIS¶
cif_split --options input1.cif input*.cifDESCRIPTION¶
Split CIF files into separate files with one data_ section each.This script parses given CIF files to separate the data blocks, so is capable of splitting non-correctly formatted and nested CIF files.
OPTIONS¶
-o, --output-dir out/ Put all split files into the directory out/.-p, --prefixed, --output-prefixed Print split data blocks to the STDOUT, each line prefixed by the data block name. Do not create any files.
--output-tar Produce TAR archive with split files to the STDOUT.
-h, --add-cif-header header_file.cif Prepend each of the output files with the comments from the beginning of the specified file.
--split-global-data-block Put the 'data_global' data block (if any) to each split file. Default option.
--do-not-split-global-data-block,
--dont-split-global-data-block,
--no-split-global-data-block Do not treat 'data_global' data block (if any) as special.
-v, --verbose Print names of the generated files to STDERR.
-q, --quiet Do not print file names to STDERR.
--use-perl-parser Use Perl parser for CIF parsing.
--use-c-parser Use Perl & C parser for CIF parsing.
--cif-input Use CIF format for input (default).
--json-input Use JSON format for input.
--cif-output Use CIF format for output (default).
--json-output Use JSON format for output.
--cif Use CIF format for both input and output (default).
--json Use JSON format for both input and output.
--help, --usage Output a short usage message (this message) and exit.
--version Output version information and exit.