On Tuesday 02 March 2004 07:56, Matt Franklin wrote:
> [...snip...] I then realized that I
> had absolutely no idea how to restore the default surface coloring!
> (Except by quitting and restarting...)
>
> "set surface_color, default" didn't work, nor did "set surface_color,
> atom_color". All I
* Lieven Buts [2004-03-02 09:03] wrote:
> On Tuesday 02 March 2004 07:56, Matt Franklin wrote:
> > [...snip...] I then realized that I
> > had absolutely no idea how to restore the default surface coloring!
> > (Except by quitting and restarting...)
> >
> > "set surface_color, default" didn't wor
Hello There,
Anyone knows of a way of detecting if the graphics window
has input focus?
Thanks much,
Zac
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HHMI - Stanford University
Phone: 650-736-1714 Cell: 650-714-9414
Zac,
Unfortunately, the GLUT library which PyMOL currently depends on
doesn't give us this information. However, if this really matters to you,
then you might be able to write a platform-dependent routine to determine
this state information
Cheers,
Warren
> -Original Message--
Dear PyMol Experts,
I am quite new in pymol. I have just installed python 2.3.2
and pymol-0.93 using "python setup.py" (i.e. pymol was
installed in site-packages of python). I am using RedHat 8.0
on a dual Xeon system.
Here's the problems that I am getting:
(1) Case 1:
>>> import pymol
>>
Dear Pymol experts,
This is a suplement to my previous email. I was asking how to launch pymol from
python without external GUI. I found how to do this, which was apparently
explained in
"examples/launching" directory of the pymol distribution...
As I mentioned in my previous email, python
