Hi Oliver,
at the moment accepting the refinement prematurely using "enter" is only
possible when the accept/reject dialog is active (hence the observed
behaviour). What you can do is, make you own toolbutton. This is easily
done using the toolbutton assistant "Add a user-defined Button"
(although I guess you know how to do it from scratch) and define a
button which calls:
accept_regularizement()
Then you can press the button and accept the refinement whenever you like.
HTH
B
On 09/06/2015 23:31, Oliver Clarke wrote:
Hi all,
Would it be possible to change the behaviour of coot real space refinement such
that I can accept the results of refinement regardless of whether Coot thinks
the refinement has converged or not?
Witness the following example of sphere refinement:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/exza8yl27s8g5fu/coot_slow_refine.mov?dl=0
This is not the most dramatic example, but even in this case, the refinement
has more or less converged to my satisfaction after 20 or 30s, but it is
another minute before coot will pop up the little box that allows me to accept
the refinement results. Now, if at that point I do a dragged refinement, Coot
is perfectly happy for me to accept the results of refinement (by pressing
Enter) before convergence, but not in the initial phase. In many cases it takes
considerably longer than this to converge to Coot's satisfaction.
I understand that this behavior might not be desirable all the time (it could
easily be abused), but it would make refining large, low res structures
**much** faster - perhaps Shift+Enter could allow override to accept, while
Enter still results in the old behavior?
Cheers,
Oli.
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