For some reason David, you have to pass the **kwargs keyword list too. I'm not
sure why but this worked for me,
python
from pymol import cmd, stored, CmdException
class Helix():
def __init__(self,selection):
self.selection = selection
def my_module(*args,**kwargs):
helices = [He
Could you just initialize your helix class with the object at the time of
creation? Also why are you passing the superclass object to Helix?
> class Helix():
> def __init__(self,selection):
> self.selection = selection
>
> def my_module(*selections):
> helices = [Helix(x) for x i
I would like to create a module for pymol which accepts several
selections for processing. The number of selections passed to the
modules is not fixed and thus I want to pass a list of selections into
the applications. I have tried something like the following.
from pymol import cmd, stored, Cm
One feature request, it would be nice if I open a mol2 and then save that
molecule as mol2, it would remember the atom types and charges. No need for
assignment, just remember what the user read in.
-David
On Thu, Sep 19, 2013 at 1:03 PM, Thomas Holder <
thomas.hol...@schrodinger.com> wrote:
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