NWChem/contrib/uncontract
Huub Van Dam 97f303e6f8 HvD: In the CVS era the $Id: $ tags in the source code files would
automatically be expanded to include useful information about the
checkin (including the file's revision number). With the switch over
to SVN this was lost because SVN only does this expansion if you 
explicitly ask for it (for every single file). 

I have added a script to the contrib directory that sets the appropriate
property to get SVN to do this expansion. This script will make it easy
to do this every time new source files are added. It is called
svn_expand_Id, the script contains some comments that explain the issue
and how it addresses this.  

This checkin sets this property for a subset of the relevant files
(trying to commit all files at once failed with svn crashing). 
In future the script will only affect those files for which the property
was not set before.
2010-10-29 18:04:21 +00:00

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#!/msrc/apps/bin/perl
###############################################################################
# Usage: uncontract [file]
#
# Converts NWChem basis set specifications in file into completely
# uncontracted primitive sets (facilitates construction of fitting
# basis sets for DFT and RI methods). It can be applied to a NWChem
# input deck or to a basis set library file. Repeated exponents are
# ignored. "l" shells are properly handled.
#
# Operational notes
# -----------------
# "basis <name> <options>" becomes "basis <name>-uncon <options>"
# WARNING: If <name> is a quoted string, the effect is not quite what
# would be desired.
#
# Library references are left unmodified.
#
# $Id$
###############################################################################
$last_atom = "ZZ";
$in_basis = 0;
while ( <> ) {
# Preserve blank lines and comment lines
if (/^$/ || /\s*#/ ) { print; next }
# Look for the start of a basis directive and modify the name
if ( /^\s*basis/i ) {
if ( $in_basis) { die "Ill-formed basis set input"; }
else {
# Break the directive up so we can locate the basis name
# WARNING: This does not handle basis set names that are
# quoted strings properly!
@directive = split;
$directive[1] .= "-uncon";
print join(" ", @directive), "\n";
$in_basis = 1;
next;
}
}
# Look for the end of a basis set directive, but simply ignore it
# if it is the end of a different directive.
if ( /^\s*end/i && $in_basis) {
# Process the contractions accumulated
do output($atom, *s, *p, *d, *f, *g, *h, *i);
$last_atom = "ZZ"; # End of spec, therefore no real last_atom
# End this basis set spec;
print;
$in_basis = 0;
next;
}
# If we're not in the midst of a basis spec, just echo the output
if ( ! $in_basis ) { print; next; }
# Library references are echoed, but this may also be a new atom
if ( /^\s*[A-Za-z]+\s+library/i ) {
($atom, $rest) = split(' ');
# If this is a new atom, print what we've got and reset.
if ( $atom ne $last_atom ) {
do output($last_atom, *s, *p, *d, *f, *g, *h, *i);
$last_atom = $atom;
}
print; next;
}
# Look for a contraction spec
if ( /^\s*[A-Za-z]+\s+[spldfghi]/i ) {
($atom, $ang_mom) = split(' ');
# If this is a new atom, print what we've got and reset.
if ( $atom ne $last_atom ) {
do output($last_atom, *s, *p, *d, *f, *g, *h, *i);
$last_atom = $atom;
}
next;
}
# The only other possibility is a contraction.
($exp, @coefs) = split(' ');
# We only care about the exponents. Add them to the appropriate lists
if ( $ang_mom eq "s" || $ang_mom eq "l" ) { push(@s, $exp); }
if ( $ang_mom eq "p" || $ang_mom eq "l" ) { push(@p, $exp); }
if ( $ang_mom eq "d" ) { push(@d, $exp); }
if ( $ang_mom eq "f" ) { push(@f, $exp); }
if ( $ang_mom eq "g" ) { push(@g, $exp); }
if ( $ang_mom eq "h" ) { push(@h, $exp); }
if ( $ang_mom eq "i" ) { push(@i, $exp); }
}
sub output {
local($atom, *s, *p, *d, *f, *g, *h, *i) = @_;
# Write out exponents in descending order, avoiding duplicates
$last_exp = 0.0;
foreach $i ( sort { $b <=> $a} @s ) {
if ( $i != $last_exp ) {
printf("%s %s\n %20.10f 1.0\n", $atom, "s", $i);
$last_exp = $i;
}
}
$last_exp = 0.0;
foreach $i ( sort { $b <=> $a} @p ) {
if ( $i != $last_exp ) {
printf("%s %s\n %20.10f 1.0\n", $atom, "p", $i);
$last_exp = $i;
}
}
$last_exp = 0.0;
foreach $i ( sort { $b <=> $a} @d ) {
if ( $i != $last_exp ) {
printf("%s %s\n %20.10f 1.0\n", $atom, "d", $i);
$last_exp = $i;
}
}
$last_exp = 0.0;
foreach $i ( sort { $b <=> $a} @f ) {
if ( $i != $last_exp ) {
printf("%s %s\n %20.10f 1.0\n", $atom, "f", $i);
$last_exp = $i;
}
}
$last_exp = 0.0;
foreach $i ( sort { $b <=> $a} @g ) {
if ( $i != $last_exp ) {
printf("%s %s\n %20.10f 1.0\n", $atom, "g", $i);
$last_exp = $i;
}
}
$last_exp = 0.0;
foreach $i ( sort { $b <=> $a} @h ) {
if ( $i != $last_exp ) {
printf("%s %s\n %20.10f 1.0\n", $atom, "h", $i);
$last_exp = $i;
}
}
$last_exp = 0.0;
foreach $i ( sort { $b <=> $a} @i ) {
if ( $i != $last_exp ) {
printf("%s %s\n %20.10f 1.0\n", $atom, "i", $i);
$last_exp = $i;
}
}
undef @s; undef @p; undef @d; undef @f; undef @g; undef @h; undef @i;
}