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Yes, it can be added to the .coot file like this:
(append! *solvent-ligand-list* (list TRS))
or like this for multiple molecules:
(append! *solvent-ligand-list* (list TRS XXX YYY))
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http://biop.ox.ac.uk/coot/doc/coot.html#set_002dmol_002ddisplayed
Pythonic:
set_mol_displayed(imol, state)
state is 1 for display and 0 for hide.
set_mol_active(imol, state) might also be useful in the same context.
http://www.biop.ox.ac.uk/coot/doc/coot.html#set_002dmolecule_002dname
Works for maps too.
JED.
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How about this:
1. click on the bin in the toolbar and select Delete zone
2. go to the first residue in the chain (in the Go to atom window or
with ^g), click on the residue
3. similarly, go to the last one and click that
- Coot should delete the chain (it will take a while...)
It that seems a
Recently, someone (I'm sorry, I can't recall who, and I couldn't find
the post in question) posted a extremely useful scheme script
to refine
residues in a sphere centered around the active residue.
That was Paul. (Who else? ;-) )
I was wondering if
anyone knows of a way to alter the
Is there any particular reason to hang onto the gtk1 port? Seems
like
all it does is generate bug reports.
Indeed.
Is there anyone who needs the GTK1 version? (And if so, why?)
Thanks,
AFAIR Redhat 8 (which is without gtk2) is still used in a
number of labs
A bit related to the thread about dropping gtk1 versions:
has anyone experienced this and perhaps could provide a fix/explanation?
Symptoms:
(get-monomer three-letter-code) makes gtk2 (!) centos-4 coot crash on RHEL4,
e.g. with GOL:
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(monomer-molecule-from-3-let-code GOL )
throw from within
I was wondering if anybody observed this before. When I start coot I
get this messages (a long list of errors for the whole
content of the
folder /sw/share/coot/pixmaps/):
Error loading icon: Couldn't recognize the image file format
for file
To answer your question then, there is no way in 0.5 to turn
back to the
old behaviour. It might be possible in new versions to
enable this, but
currently I am against the idea.
Running the file through pdbset solves the missing element identifier problem
-- not elegant, but quick
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