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This directory contains a Python interface for modifying dx files
generated from APBS. 

README updated 12/14/2004 by Todd Dolinsky (todd@ccb.wustl.edu)

Scripts in this directory:

    mergedx.py - merges multiple dx files generated from parallel
        APBS runs into one merged dx file. Users may also resample the
        grid size if desired.  Default output is written to mergedgrid.dx
 
        Usage: mergedx.py [options] <input-file> <dx-stem>
 
        Required Arguments:
            <input-file>   : The path to an APBS input file used to
                             generate the dx file.  If the APBS run was
                             asynchronous, any of the input files may be used
            <dx-stem>      : The stem of the dx filenames.  This script will
                             add the digit and the .dx extension -  note that
                             the dx files MUST be trailed by the form *.dx
 
                             Example: given dx files 2PHKB-PE0.dx and 
                                      2PHKB-PE1.dx, the stem would be 2PHKB-PE
 
        Optional Arguments:
            --help   (-h)  : Display the usage information
            --out=<outpath>: Save merged dx file into filename <outpath>
            --nx=<xsize>   : Resample to the <xsize> gridpoints in the x dir
            --ny=<ysize>   : Resample to the <ysize> gridpoints in the z dir
            --nz=<zsize>   : Resample to the <zsize> gridpoints in the z dir
                             Note: If resampling, nx, ny, and nz all must be 
                                   specified.
 


    read.py    
    average.py