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      garlic [true_garlic_options] [X11_options] [filename]

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GARLIC

      garlic - molecular visualization program

DESCRIPTION

      This manual page briefly documents garlic, free molecular visualization program.  Extensive documentation in HTML
      format and sources may be found at garlic home,  http://garlic.mefos.hr/garlic.  Physical  location:   School  of
      Medicine, University of Osijek, Croatia, Europe. Precompiled packages for a number of GNU/Linux distributions are
      available. These include Debian, SuSE, Mandriva, Linspire and a number of other distros. The  HTML  documentation
      may  be  downloaded and unpacked for local use (recommended usage). Here you can find a very short description of
      the program and the list of command line options.
 
      garlic is a molecular visualization program originally written for investigation of membrane  proteins.   Now  it
      may  be  used  to  visualize and simple editing of all proteins and molecules. This version recognizes PDB format
      version 2.1;  see the source file pdb_atom.c for details about this format.

OPTIONS

      Command line options may be divided in two groups: true (specific) garlic options and X11 options.   Options  may
      be  given  in  any  order.  All options and hard-coded  default values are listed  in the table  below.  For each
      parameter, the value defined through command line is used,  if available.  If not, the value defined in .garlicrc
      file  is  used.  If  .garlicrc  file is not  available,  or there is  no corresponding  entry in  this file,  the
      hard-coded default value is used.  The sample  .garlicrc file included in the original package contains  the val-
      ues equal to  hard-coded  defaults.
 
      garlic option:
 
      -h, --help
             Print help and exit.
 
      -v, --version
             Print version and exit.
 
      -r, --register
             Register   garlic: inform  author that your site has  garlic installed and that  someone  is going  to use
             this  program.  By registering,  you are encouraging author to continue development of  garlic.   You  can
             also  help author to ensure support for  further development.  This option sends one short e-mail message,
             containing only the  e-mail message header and the word 'Hi!',to  zucic@garlic.mefos.hr.   Please  execute
             garlic  -r  if  you are going to use  this program.  If you  are not  connected to  the Internet, consider
             sending a short message from some other system.
 
      -nosys Hide the coordinate system icon  (top left corner).
 
      -no-control
             Hide the control window (upper right corner).
 
      -stereo
             Display stereo image.
 
      -slab mode
             Default  slab mode.  Available  slab modes  are:  off,  planar (default),  sphere,  half-sphere,  cylinder
             and half cylinder.
 
      -fading mode
             Default   color   fading   mode.  Available  modes:  off,  planar (default), sphere, half-sphere, cylinder
             and half cylinder.
 
      -as number
             Default atom drawing style (hard-coded default: 2).
 
      -bs number
             Default bond drawing style (hard-coded default: 2).
 
      -fs number
             Default  number of  color fading  surfaces.  Parallel planes,  concentric spheres or concentric  cylinders
             may  be  used  as fading surfaces. Three RGB triplets  are assigned to  each surface.  Surfaces are evenly
             spaced;  at least one and  at most  eight  should be defined.  At least  three colors  (left,  middle  and
             right)  are  assigned to  each visible atom.  These three colors are based on the position of a given atom
             relative to the nearest fading surface(s) and on colors  assigned to  these surfaces.  Colors are combined
             using linear weighting.
 
      -lc<i> color
             Left  color at the i-th surface; i is between  zero  and seven.  The color string should be compliant with
             X11R5.  Blue, for example, may be  defined  as  blue  or  as  RGB:0000/0000/FFFF  etc.  For  example  -lc4
             RGB:BBBB/8888/4444 defines the left color at the surface whose index is equal to four.
 
      -mc<i> color
             Middle color at the i-th surface.
 
      -rc<i> color
             Right color at the i-th surface.
 
      -pc, --print-config
             Print configuration data and exit.
 
      -pcn   Print cursor names to stdout and exit.
 
      -log logfile
             Write  commands and messages to log file.  The file will be created in the current  working directory.  If
             this  is not possible,  log file  will be created in users home directory.
 
      X11 option:
 
      -display displayname
             X server to contact.
 
      -geometry geom
             Window geometry (default: almost the whole screen).
 
      -bg color
             Main window background color (default is black).
 
      -fg color
             Main window foreground color (default: white).
 
      -fn fontname
             Text font; (default is 10x20).
 
      -tbg color
             Text background color (default is black).
 
      -tfg color
             Text color (default is white).
 
      -cursor cursorname
             Cursor name; see /usr/include/X11/cursorfont.h for names; remove the XC_ prefix.

RELATED

      The program is fully documented fully in the R garlic-doc package available on Debian GNU system.

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