[molpro-user] Machine readable output?

[Seth Olsen]

My first suggestion would be to use molpro to generate molden files via a 'put' command (c.f. manual).  This way, your interface will be more flexible because many different quantum chemistry codes can output in molden format (it is as close to a standard for visualization as any, I guess).  The molden files molpro generates contain all of this information.  -Seth

On 18/07/2013, at 8:28 AM, Susi Lehtola wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> 
> I'd like to perform post-analysis of molpro calculations with my own
> code. How can I read out the basis set, molecular orbitals and the
> relaxed one-particle density matrix from molpro?
> 
> For clarification, I'm looking for something like Gaussian's formatted
> checkpoint output.
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