Hi,
This might be a stupid question ... but I just don't get it.
I use the File-> Run command to run a python script from pymol (either
pml or py files).
Only one line in the file:
for i in range(2): print i
gives:
PyMOL>for i in range(2): print i
0
1
fine. however, if I do
Arthur,
Are you running in 24 or 32-bit color mode? Sometimes PyMOL has trouble
resolving atom picks in 16-bit color mode. Also, some PDB files reuse
residue numbers, which can cause PyMOL to include other atoms as well.
Cheers,
DeLano Scientific LLC
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>
> for i in range(2):
>
> print i
>
>
> What am I doing wrong? It doesn't matter what kind of indent (tabs,
> spaces) or filetypes (DOS/Unix) I use.
I ran into the same problem a while back. Try:
for i in range(2): \
print i
the EOL needs to be escaped for some reason...
Pe
