Hi Spencer,
Very good question. In short, the "ignore_case" setting affects all text
matching in the selection language, including operators. The next official
release and current latest SVN will exclude chain and segi from that, and
handle them with "ignore_case_chain".
Correct, the idea is c
Restoring the old ignore_case behaviour seems pragmatic.
Can you explain the difference with the new ignore_case_chain setting? Is
the idea that we would want case-insensitive element symbols
(ignore_case=off) but case-sensitive chains (ignore_case_chain=on)? Are
there other places where case is i
Hi all,
Quick update on the "ignore_case" issue:
- ignore_case=on default restored in PyMOL 1.8.0.5 and latest SVN
- latest SVN introduces new "ignore_case_chain" setting
Cheers,
Thomas
On 02 Feb 2016, at 14:38, Thomas Holder wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I like to let you know that we plan anot
Greetings,
I like to let you know that we plan another change for the "ignore_case"
setting behavior. We want to restore the old default (ignore_case=on) and
introduce a new setting "ignore_case_chain=off", which will affect the "chain"
and "segi" identifiers.
As you may (or should) know, we c
