<atp -- Atoms Template File>
<com> This file is part of the Atoms distribution.
<com> Atoms is copyright (c) Bruce Ravel 1998-2006.
<com> This is the atoms template file for testing atoms upon
<com> installation.  This does not produce useful output, except
<com> for testing and development purposes.
<com> Homepage: http://cars9.uchicago.edu/~ravel/software/
<com>
<meta :file "test file" :occupancy 0>
<com><id :prefix "--test-- ">

This file is intended for diagnostic and developmental purposes only.
It is probably not a useful file for most Atoms users.

<com> operating system          = <os>
central atom              = <central>
edge                      = <edge>
edge integer              = <iedge>
edge energy               = <eedge>
number of atoms           = <nclus>
R_max                     = <rmax>
a lattice constant        = <a>
b lattice constant        = <b>
c lattice constant        = <c>
alpha angle               = <alpha>
beta angle                = <beta>
gamma angle               = <gamma>
canonicalized space group = <space>
given space group         = <given>
crystal class             = <class>
setting                   = <setting>
not a tagword             = <dummy>
there should be a newline between the dashes: -<n>-

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Bravais translation vectors:
    <bravais>

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EASE lines:
<ease :file dummy>

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McMaster corrections:
<resource :prefix "# ">
<corrections :prefix "--test-- ">

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titles:
<titles :prefix "--test-- ">

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This is the list style used in an atoms file:
<meta :occupancy 1>
<list :style atoms>
  <elem>  <x>  <y>  <z>  <tag>  <occ>


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This is the list style used in a p1 file:
<meta :occupancy 1>
<list :style unit>
  <elem>  <x>  <y>  <z>  <itag>	<inc>  <color>


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This is the list style used in a symmetry file:
<list :style symmetry>
	<x>		<y>		<z>		<inc>



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This is the list style used in an overfull unit cell file:
<meta :occupancy 1>
<list :style overfull>
<elem>       <x>       <y>       <z>


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These are the list styles used in feff input files:
<potentials :ipots species>
        <ipot>   <znum>   <elem>   <l>    <stoi>

<meta :occupancy 0>
<list :style cluster>
  <x>  <y>  <z>  <ipot>    <itag>  <r>   <1bou>
