Thanks, Troels. The import/extend pattern worked for me. Specifically,
lines like
import color_obj
cmd.extend("co",color_obj.color_obj)
Thanks!
On Thu, May 16, 2013 at 7:38 AM, Troels Emtekær Linnet wrote:
> In your .pymolrc, you probably just import the file/module, and then issue
> an extend
In your .pymolrc, you probably just import the file/module, and then issue
an extend command to the module.function with the wanted new shortcut name
Den 16/05/2013 01.29 skrev "Spencer Bliven" :
> I have a number of python scripts that I use regularly. I would like to
> create shortcuts for these
How about using
import longfilename as sh
Then either access with python way
sh.func("string",10)
Or the name provided in the extend command
func string, 10
Following normal conventions seen in python
import numpy as np
Best
Den 16/05/2013 01.29 skrev "Spencer Bliven" :
> I have a number of
I have a number of python scripts that I use regularly. I would like to
create shortcuts for these in my .pymolrc. For instance,
alias co, color_obj
Unfortunately, aliases cannot take arguments (using MacPyMOL 1.3). Is there
a way to create aliases for commands that require arguments? I could mod
