Path2xyz.py

Script useful for AMBER9 and NAB users

path.info file can be converted to xyz format using Python program presented below. To do this save the code in path2xyz.py file, change privileges of the file:

chmod 755 path2xyz.py

and type:

./path2xyz.py

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#!/usr/bin/env python

import sys
import string

###############################################################
##                                                            #
## Edyta Malolepsza                                           #
## David Wales' group, University of Cambridge                #
## in case of problems please send email: em427@cam.ac.uk     #
##                                                            #
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##
## transform path.info into path_all.xyz
## ./path2xyz.py
##
###############################################################

prmtop = open("coords.prmtop").read()
f = string.split(prmtop, "\n")

q0 = f.index("%FLAG POINTERS                                                                  ")
q1 = f.index("%FLAG ATOM_NAME                                                                 ")
q2 = f.index("%FLAG RESIDUE_LABEL                                                             ")
q3 = f.index("%FLAG RESIDUE_POINTER                                                           ")

## names of tables are related to names in prmtop file

atomNumber = int(string.split(f[q0+2])[0])

atomName = []
residueLabel = []

an = 0
line = 0
while (an<atomNumber):
  for j in range(20):
    if (an<atomNumber):
      an = an+1
      atomName.append(f[q1+2+line][j*4:(j+1)*4].strip())
    else:
      break
  line = line+1

for i in range(q3-q2-2):
  for j in range((len(f[q2+2+i])+1)/4):
    residueLabel.append(string.strip(f[q2+2+i][j*4:4*(j+1)]))

info = open("path.info").read()
ff = string.split(info, "\n")

xyz = open('path_all.xyz','w')

for i in range(len(ff)/(2+2*atomNumber)):
    m = atomNumber*2+2
#    xyz.write("%d\n%s %s\n" % (atomNumber, ff[m*i], ff[m*i+1])) # energy and symmetry
    xyz.write("%d\n%s\n" % (atomNumber, ff[m*i])) # energy
    for j in range(atomNumber):
        xyz.write("%-4s %s\n" % (atomName[j], ff[m*i+85+j]))

xyz.write("\n")
xyz.close()