wojdyr

Dear All,

I read carefully the proposal. I'm involved in handling SF-mmCIF from
both sides: preparing files for deposition and adding support for
reflection mmCIF files in programs such as Aimless. So I took time to
think about the proposal, to check examples, check how unmerged data
is handled in imgCIF, how it is currently stored in the _diffrn_refln
category in the 328 PDB entries that use this category, how it is
stored in different formats that we will need to convert between (MTZ,
XDS ASCII) and, to get a wider perspective, over the last months I

wojdyr

This patch adds OSX support (based on a patch from fink)
and avoids discarding LDFLAGS on Linux.
--- blt2.4z/configure.bak	2013-03-29 00:38:08.062508923 +0000
+++ blt2.4z/configure	2013-03-29 19:46:30.911489694 +0000
@@ -3396,6 +3396,9 @@
   *-hpux*)
     SHLIB_SUFFIX="sl"
     ;;
+  *-darwin*)
+    SHLIB_SUFFIX="dylib"

wojdyr

#!/usr/bin/python
"""\
A command-line utility that can (re)send all messages in an mbox file
to a specific email address, with options for controlling the rate at
which they are sent, etc.
"""

# I got this script from Robin Dunn a few years ago, see
# https://github.com/wojdyr/fityk/wiki/MigrationToGoogleGroups

wojdyr

# GdiPlus headers for MinGW and description why they are needed
# can be found in several locations:
# http://www.miscdebris.net/blog/2009/09/17/adding-gdi-headers-to-mingw-to-compile-wxwidgets-with-wxgraphicscontext-support/
# http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/75491/GDIplus-Programming-With-MinGW.aspx
# http://code.google.com/p/wxmax/downloads/detail?name=gdiplus_includes.zip
#
# The patch below, applied to these headers, allows cross-compilation on Linux.
# It fixes two issues: mismatching case in header names (we are case-sensitive
# on Linux) and extra-qualification (it gives an error in recent GCC versions).

wojdyr

#!/usr/bin/env python

# Updates older fityk scripts to the version 0.9.5.
# Should work with scripts for versions 0.8.6-0.9.4
# Feedback is welcome (wojdyr@gmail.com).

usage =  """\
Usage:
         fityk-script-conv-to-0.9.5.py old-script.fit [new-script.fit]
  or