Closed ianscottknight closed 1 year ago
All .py files in pydock3/blastermaster/programs/thinspheres/ should be scrutinized in the process of solving this.
E.g., @jir322 says that trim_sph() in close_sph.py should use a different check for deleting redundant spheres.
Blaster programs which are Python scripts are run via external system calls. This results in a dependence on the specific keyword / Python path used to performs the system call. E.g., "python.py"
This will cause DockOpt / Blastermaster to break for systems where the keyword / path is unrecognized. The solution is to integrate these scripts into the package itself.