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    • #3176
      Anonymous

        Hello,

        My pyrosetta do not have rosetta/bin or pyrosetta/bin. So I can not run match.linuxgccrelease and so on. why?

        Thanks for any help!

         

      • #14773
        Anonymous

          PyRosetta does not include Rosetta apps.  Most applications, however, are wrapped in a mover. The matcher can be accessed in PyRosetta through rosetta.protocols.match, but your best bet is to install vanilla Rosetta. 

          • #14777
            Anonymous

              Thanks for your reply!

              My pyrosetta version is pyrosetta4. release.python27. ubuntu.release-224 and the system is Windows 10. My pyrosetta does not have rosetta.protocols.match too. How can I add the protocols or movers in pyrosetta? 

              Best,

              Hui

            • #14781
              Anonymous

                First, are you runing Ubuntu in an emulator?  

                You have to do:

                from rosetta import *

                from rosetta.protocols.match import *

                 

                I highly recommend you not use PyRosetta for this task as it will be tricky to get the same functionality as the app. 

            • #14782
              Anonymous

                Yes, I run Ubuntu in ipython. And I try the commands as you provided.

                You know that the directory is important for the running of the command, however, as a beginner,  I can not find the directory of the command match.

                If the pyrosetta is not fit for this task as you said, do you think the pyrosetta toolkit was a better choice ?  or is rosetta app the only choice?

                Thank you very much!

                • #14784
                  Anonymous

                    Hi.  THere is no directory – you must import that (rosetta.protocols.match.MatchMover) in python.  Yes, as a beginner, I would use the app. 

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