Are there any functional differences between the open source version
vs the pre-packaged version? What are the differences?
Also, I see no svn tags marking where the pre-packaged code came from.
Is this intentional or are the two code bases completely different?
How does one go about getting
Hi,
I'm writing a wizard that consists of a bunch of files in a folder. I want
the folder name to be the name of the wizard. Will this work?
Do I need a file in the folder with the same name as the folder (wizard name)?
Are wizard file and class names case sensitive (for the wizard command to
wo
Hi,
I am trying to run a pair_fit script:
pair_fit \
1p80_A & i. 79 & n. ca, 1gwe_A & i. 12 & n. ca,\
1p80_A & i. 80 & n. ca, 1gwe_A & i. 13 & n. ca,\
1p80_A & i. 81 & n. ca, 1gwe_A & i. 14 & n. ca,\
...
...
I get this error:
Error: invalid arguments for pair_fit command.
as soon as the script
Thank you very very much, it's perfect and exactly what I was looking
for (a replacement for connect object of insightII to perform manual
alignments easily).
Thank you again,
Indraneel
On Thu, Sep 21, 2006 at 02:35:31PM -0700, Warren DeLano wrote:
> Indraneel,
>
> FYI -- the apparent handedness
Hi,
In editing mode, the handedness flips when I press shift and rotate the
object (RotO). This is in effect only during the rotation of the object.
Normal rotation (Rota) shows the correct handedness when shift is
released. Effectively, the first clicked atom in RotO mode comes to the
front (conc
On Tue, Feb 28, 2006 at 10:38:40AM -0800, Warren DeLano wrote:
> Indraneel,
>
> At present, wizards need to be located in the
> $PYMOL_PATH/modules/pymol/wizard directory -- changing this would be
> nontrivial, since all wizards are assumed to reside in the
> "pymol.wizard" namespace.
So this mea
Hi,
I notice that imp.find_module() uses wizard.__path__ instead of the
default sys.path. Is there a problem in using wizard.__path__+sys.path ?
I guess changing wizard.__path__ is probably a bad idea.
How should one run wizards not located in the pymol tree (eg during
testing)?
TIA,
Indraneel
Hi,
Is there any way to extract corresponding residue/atom pairs after alignment?
eg. the atoms that are used to create the cgo when "object" option is
specified. (I guess this is probably in op1.ai1VLA and op2.ai1VLA in
layer3/Executive.c ?)
Thanks in advance,
Indraneel
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Hi,
Is changing cartoon representation a major work? My program PALSSE
defines overlapping Secondary Structural Elements and it would be nice
if I could see cartoons without having consecutive elements merged.
It is technically possible for consecutive helices or consecutive
strands or helices an
Hi,
How can I find out the color of an atom?
Also, how should I call it from a python script?
(Is there a function that will let me access the C variables?)
get , /x///1/CA
does not work. (where is any item in settings.py that has
anything to do with color)
TIA,
Indraneel
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Hi,
How can I select residues from a particular object? eg.
select newObj, (resi 2-4) from-object-oldObj2
"in" does not work and I could not figure out how to use "byobj" or what
it means.
TIA,
Indraneel
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Hi,
I am having a problem passing arguments to my function from the python
shell (works fine when arguments are put on the shell from where python
was started using raw_input() )
I want to do this:
press ctrl-S to start a function
input a line of text on the python shell
function stores this tex
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Hi,
I could not find anything on this in the archives or google. While
rotating a stereo image using the mouse, the molecule suddenly flips
back by about 90 degrees. Seems like I get to see only one side of a
molecule if rotated on one axis. I can get to see the other side if
the molecule is made
Hi,
Is there a way to zoom by a fixed distance with respect to the viewport?
Something like the window command in molscript, so that different
molecules can be viewed/rendered at the same scale.
Thanks,
Indraneel Majumdar
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