Manual Page for cns_edit

     cns_edit(7)            Mac OS X Darwin ZSH customization           cns_edit(7)

    NAME
           cns_edit  -  Wrapper  function for the cns_edit script distributed with
           cns to edit cns input files using web browser interface  (crystallogra-
           phy)

    SYNOPSIS
           cns_edit [ -help ] [ -tem template-file ] [ -def defaults-file ] input-
           file-name.inp

    DESCRIPTION
           cns_edit enables the user to edit cns.inp and related files with a con-
           venient  web-based  GUI editor.  To get it to work right on OS X, it is
           best to use one of the Mozilla-family browsers.  The nicest option  for
           this  is  the Camino web browser, as it is Cocoa-based and presents the
           best interface, both in terms of asthetics and functionality.

           Camino can be obtained for free  at  this  website:  http://www.camino-
           browser.org/

           After installing Camino, have each user set a preference as follows:

           cd  ~/Library/Application Support/Camino  Create,  and then edit a file
           called user.js  and put in it the following line:

           user_pref("browser.download.autoDownload", false);

           Doing so will now allow you to choose the directory into which you  can
           save the edited input file.

           The companion _cns_edit completion function completes the names of inp,
           sdb, and def files, and if no inp files  are  present  in  the  current
           working  directory,  or  if the flag -tem is given, the user is suppled
           with a menu of template input files present in the cns local  installa-
           tion.

           Further suggestions are available here: http://babyurl.com/i753PW

    SEE ALSO
           Issue  the command cns_web for full documentation and to access the GUI
           interface.

    AUTHOR
           William Scott

    MAINTAINER
           W. G. Scott wgscott@users.sourceforge.net

    Mac OS X                        August 5, 2005                     cns_edit(7)