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cif_eval_numbers - read a CIF file and convert those number values that are written as simple fractions

Description

       Read a CIF file and convert those number values that are written as simple fractions (e.g. "1/4") into  a
       single floating point number.

Name

       cif_eval_numbers  -  read a CIF file and convert those number values that are written as simple fractions
       (e.g. "1/4") into a single floating point number.

Options

       -d, --dictionary cif_core.dic
                         Use the specified DDL1 dictionary for determining which
                         values are numeric.

       -t, --tags-to-fix _tag_1,_tag_2,_tag_3
                         Specify an explicit list of tags that should be
                         evaluated as numeric, without relying on a
                         dictionary.

       --fix-syntax-errors
                         Try to fix those syntax errors in input CIFs that can
                         be corrected unambiguously.

       --no-fix-syntax-errors,

       --dont-fix-syntax-errors
                         Do not try to fix syntax errors in input CIFs (default).

       --use-perl-parser
                         Use development CIF parser written in Perl.

       --use-c-parser
                         Use faster C/Yacc CIF parser (default).

       --debug
                         Enable debug messages.

       --no-debug
                         Disable debug messages (default).

       --help, --usage
                         Output a short usage message (this message) and exit.

       --version
                         Output version information and exit.

Reporting Bugs

       Report cif_eval_numbers bugs using e-mail: cod-bugs@ibt.ltCIF_EVAL_NUMBERS(1)

Synopsis

       cif_eval_numbers --options input1.cif input*.cif

See Also