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@ -53,4 +53,6 @@ If the gui executable (`GWMEVB`) is being used, format is simply:
The input file can then be loaded using the `File->Load` menu, or the user can manually enter the input parameters to the GUI. The GUI also provides functionality for saving an input file for the currently set parameters using the `File->Save` menu. The event building operation is then selected using the drop down menu. The input file can then be loaded using the `File->Load` menu, or the user can manually enter the input parameters to the GUI. The GUI also provides functionality for saving an input file for the currently set parameters using the `File->Save` menu. The event building operation is then selected using the drop down menu.
Note that both executables should be run from the top-level repository directory, _not_ from the `bin` directory. This is standard practice to define the path to specific external data files, namely the workspace and nuclear mass datafile. If the program is run from the `bin` directory the behavior of much of the program is undefined. Note that both executables should be run from the top-level repository directory, _not_ from the `bin` directory. This is standard practice to define the path to specific external data files, namely the workspace and nuclear mass datafile. If the program is run from the `bin` directory the behavior of much of the program is undefined.
Finally, as a convenience, a data file from a 12C(3He, alpha) run is included in the `example` so new users can test out the functionality of the event builder.