Hi list ! I have a problem with set_key() that appeared when I executed two scripts sequentially. In both scripts I set the F1 key to do something different (ok, not a very smart move...). I thought that the newest set_key() would take precedence over the latest and overtake its adressing, but unfortunately it does not. The binding is very persistent, because I need to close pymol and reopen it altogether between the two scripts so that the new binding can take place. The current workaround for me is to have 2 pymol instances opened (btw wow on pymol's performance even on slow machines ! 30 proteins in one window and a density map in the other on just 512M at 1.8GHz !), but I would still prefer to know how to do that.
Thanks in advance ! Garteiser Philippe OMRF, Cardiovascular Biology dpt. Doctoral candidate, OU Bioengineering Advisors: Dr. Tim Mather, Dr M. Uli Nollert 12600 N Macarthur Crown Pointe apt. #1423 Oklahoma City, OK 73142 home: (405) 603 7091 work: (405) 271 4924 "It does not pay to leave a live dragon out of your calculations" - Tolkien
