Hi Tim,
You can use two dashes on the command line, like:
pymol -r get_neighbors.py -- ALA
And then access them using sys.argv in your script.
For example: save the following as tmp_pymol.py and run: 'pymol -r
tmp_pymol.py -- ALA' ( without quotes)
from pymol import cmd
import sys
def
Hi everyone,
I would like my PyMOL script take a command line parameters, e.g:
pymol get_neighbors.py ALA
How to extract "ALA" from inside my neighbors.py?
Best regards,
Tim
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