Hi Yanfeng,
You need to supply the two imol numbers in the apply_lsq_matches() function
(defined in WinCoot\share\coot\python\coot_lsq.py).
For example:
clear_lsq_matches()
add_lsq_match(12,18,"B",12,18,"D",2) #match-type is 0 for all-atom, 1
for mainchain and 2 for CAs
add_lsq_match(25,35,"B",25,35,"D",2)
apply_lsq_matches(0,1) #assuming imol 1 is
the moving one and imol 0 is the reference
Zhijie
-----Original Message-----
From: yanfeng zhou
Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2015 9:03 AM
To: Zhijie Li
Subject: Re: [ccp4bb] Superposition of select residues
Morning, Zhijie. Thanks for your tips. They are really useful.
I have a quick question here about the mutli range LSQ in coot. I
read the link you post, and how do I define the imol number in this
multi range lsq command? It only listed chain id in the instruction.
Thanks,
Yanfeng
