Changeset 610

Timestamp:

Dec 4, 2009 5:09:03 PM (14 years ago)

Author:

toby

Message:

# on 2002/07/18 19:59:42, toby did:
clean spelling
change DISAGL flag to Y/N

File:

• trunk/doc/gsas2cif.html (modified) (6 diffs, 3 props)

trunk/doc/gsas2cif.html

@@ -27 +27 @@
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-<img src="http://www.gsas.org/Articles/gsas-logo.gif" alt="Greater Seattle Aquarium Sociey Logo (www.gsas.org). Used with permission" HEIGHT=80 WIDTH=150 ALIGN=RIGHT>
+<img src="http://www.gsas.org/Articles/gsas-logo.gif" alt="Greater Seattle Aquarium Society Logo (www.gsas.org). Used with permission" HEIGHT=80 WIDTH=150 ALIGN=RIGHT>
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 <HR noshade width="75%" size="2" align="center">
@@ -93 +93 @@
 supplied as input to GSAS. A few examples of information that 
 should likely be included in a CIF, but are not defined within GSAS are:
-the data measurement temperature, sample prepartion conditions, 
+the data measurement temperature, sample preparation conditions, 
 publication information, and so on.
-If the CIF will be used as supplimentary material, to accompany a
+If the CIF will be used as supplementary material, to accompany a
 publication, this sort of documentary information certainly should be 
 supplied, so that the CIF has value for archival and database purposes.
@@ -217 +217 @@
 provided that a special CIF flag for each distance/angle
 (_geom_bond_publ_flag and _geom_angle_publ_flag) indicates that these values
-should be published. The digit in the first column of the 
+should be published. The character in the first column of the 
 <I>expnam</I>.DISAGL indicates the value for this flag, when the 
-distances/angles are tabulated in the CIF. If this digit is 0 (zero), the 
-distance/angle is flagged as "do not publish". A value from 1 to 9 indicates
+distances/angles are tabulated in the CIF. If this character is anything 
+other than "Y" or "y", the 
+distance/angle is flagged as "do not publish". A value of "Y" or "y" 
+indicates
 this flag should be set to "publish." At present, the only way to change this
 flag is manually, with a text editing program, such as wordpad or emacs.
@@ -226 +228 @@
 <a href="#cifselect">CIFSelect</A>, is planned for this chore.
 <P>
-When DISAGL is first run, this flag digit is set to 0 (do not publish) 
+When DISAGL is first run, this flag character is set to N (do not publish) 
 for all distances and angles. However, if any of these flags are changed in 
 the .DISAGL file, these flag settings will be retained if DISAGL is rerun.
@@ -364 +366 @@
 
 </BLOCKQUOTE>
-<H3>Acknowledgements</H3>
-<BLOCKQUOTE>
-Richard L. Harlow first got me interested in the problem of a 
+<H3>Acknowledgments</H3>
+<BLOCKQUOTE>
+The GSAS2CIF program was written by Brian H. Toby, Robert B. Von Dreele and
+Allen C. Larson.
+<P>Richard L. Harlow first got me interested in the problem of a 
 universal file format for powder diffraction data, leading eventually to
 my involvement with CIF and then this programming
@@ -428 +432 @@
 </BLOCKQUOTE>
 CIF also allows multiple values to be associated with a CIF data item. 
-This is done by preceeding the data name with the keyword loop_. If 
+This is done by preceding the data name with the keyword loop_. If 
 two or more data names follow the loop_ keyword, a table can be 
 constructed, as is shown in the following examples.