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PlumedForce does not recognize continuation lines #74
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This ought to work correctly if you have the latest versions of PLUMED and OpenMM-PLUMED. Here's the code where it reads the input file: openmm-plumed/platforms/reference/src/ReferencePlumedKernels.cpp Lines 96 to 109 in 66873f7
That's the reference platform version. There's similar code for the other platforms. If it's a sufficiently recent version of PLUMED, it calls Can you compile OpenMM-PLUMED from source and have it print out the value of |
Thank you for the response. I am currently resolving some issues compiling OpenMM-PLUMED from source, so I will check this as soon as it is fixed. However, I tried searching for the cpp file in the conda environment that has OpenMM-PLUMED, and I could not find it. |
I don't think conda installs the source code, just the compiled library. |
Openmm-plumed version (via conda forge): 1.0
Plumed version (built from source): 2.9.0
Plumed installed via conda was removed as per issue #66, as I needed to build plumed with the annfunc module.
I have an implementation question regarding continuation lines. I have a string for the plumed script, which contains continuation lines. However, when I pass this string as an argument to PlumedForce, I get the same error pointed out in issue #19. Is there an issue with my implementation? Thank you.
I have not displayed some sections of the script for brevity.
The error I receive is:
In the ouput, the error message is repeated after every instance where line continuation was used.
Originally posted by @varun-go in #27 (comment)
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