Hello everybody,
I just had an idea for a plugin, but I know I won't have time to make
it, so...I thought I would mention it in the hope someone else
can. :)
Basically, I often make snapshot images (pngs) of scenes. The problem
with doing this is that I have learned to be careful to make the
I was actually thinking about a related approach. Could one include a
feature in PyMOL allowing the user to save notes with a session? I've
really come to like saving sessions but going back to them later I often
wonder what the objects are exactly, what the views were meant to represent,
which
Hi,
> I have a problem with set_key() that appeared when I executed two scripts
> sequentially. In both scripts I set the F1 key to do something different
> (ok, not a very smart move...). I thought that the newest set_key() would
> take precedence over the latest and overtake its adressing, but
>
Hi Gilleain and Andreas,
This is what I use to save information about the image. I redefine
the png command.
from pymol import cmd
import os
import re
import string
import selector
def __init__(self):
cmd.extend('png',mypng)
def mypng(fname, quiet=1):
r = 1
format
Andreas, Gilleain, & others,
Agreed -- there is strong demand for annotations within scenes & session
files. Currently this is only possible when you define (or redefine a
scene) using the command line:
scene 001, store, This is the view of the binding site.
And note that you can pass in a m
