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 ; -help : usage information
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 == Examples ==

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 the structure subset for which the property should be set and
 a property tag to identify the property itself.<BR>
 In order to set or change a single value the new value can be
 given as the last argument while the option <B>-at</B> may
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 contains multiple data fields per line, the first value of each
 line is used by default, a different field index can be specifeid
-with <B>-inx</B>.
+with <B>-inx</B>.<BR>
 <BR>
 The location of the ensemble directory may be given with <B>-dir</B>
 if it is not the current directory.<BR>
 <font color=#508060>setprop.pl</font> can also be used to remove a
 property and all its values from a data file. The
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 should be used with care since there is no way to restore data once
 it has been removed.<BR>
 == Options ==

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		+	== Usage ==
		+
		+	<mmtsbToolUsage cmd="setprop.pl"></mmtsbToolUsage>
		+
		+	== Description ==
		+
		+	This script can be used to manually modify or add property values for
		+	a structure ensemble. Required parameters are a tag identifying
		+	the structure subset for which the property should be set and
		+	a property tag to identify the property itself.<BR>
		+	In order to set or change a single value the new value can be
		+	given as the last argument while the option <B>-at</B> may
		+	be used to specify the structure index. Alternatively a whole series
		+	of data may be read from a file given with <B>-f</B>. The values
		+	from the file are then set consecutively starting at index 1 unless a
		+	different first index is given with <B>-at</B>. If the input file
		+	contains multiple data fields per line, the first value of each
		+	line is used by default, a different field index can be specifeid
		+	with <B>-inx</B>.
		+	<BR>
		+	The location of the ensemble directory may be given with <B>-dir</B>
		+	if it is not the current directory.<BR>
		+	<font color=#508060>setprop.pl</font> can also be used to remove a
		+	property and all its values from a data file. The
		+	<B>-remove</B> option is available for this purpose. This option
		+	should be used with care since there is no way to restore data once
		+	it has been removed.<BR>
		+	== Options ==
		+
		+	; -help : usage information
		+
		+
		+	== Examples ==
		+
		+	<mmtsbToolExample cmd="setprop.pl" set="/apps/mmtsb/bench/setprop.pl-test/test1"></mmtsbToolExample>
		+
		+	<mmtsbToolExample cmd="setprop.pl" set="/apps/mmtsb/bench/setprop.pl-test/test2"></mmtsbToolExample>

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