Information on split_folder command

[aravinda1879]

Hi, May I know from which library the split_folder command comes from? I couldnt find it in the silent_tools. I am referring to the split_folder('output/20220104_sh3_r2/trf_relax/', batch_size=50, trb_dir='../..') command in following tutorial https://github.com/RosettaCommons/RFDesign/blob/main/tutorials/halluc_SH3_binder/halluc_sh3.ipynb Thanks!

[jueseph]

it's in this: https://github.com/RosettaCommons/RFDesign/blob/199f624c723bb5e48384aa97d1812899a64886f3/tutorials/halluc_SH3_binder/util/functions.py .

there should be a cell in that jupyter notebook that will import it for you

On Wed, Mar 29, 2023 at 2:09 PM Aravinda Munasinghe < @.***> wrote:

Hi, May I know from which library the split_folder command comes from? I couldnt find it in the silent_tools. I am referring to the split_folder('output/20220104_sh3_r2/trf_relax/', batch_size=50, trb_dir='../..') command in following tutorial

https://github.com/RosettaCommons/RFDesign/blob/main/tutorials/halluc_SH3_binder/halluc_sh3.ipynb Thanks!

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[aravinda1879]

Ah! Thanks a lot! I was running it outside the jupyter notebook and was thinking it as an executable! Should have noticed the cell!!!!!! Anyway, appreciate the prompt response! :)