> > Yes, if you use the distance command ("dist" for short).
>
> > load $TUT/1hpv.pdb
>
> > dist dist01, A/14/CA, A/20/CA
>
> > dist dist02, A/29/CA, A/46/CA
>
> > etc.
>
> Yes, but in this way two object are created, dist01 and
> dist02. The question is how to join both object (or more if
> you have more
> distances) into a single one.
group my_dists, dist01 dist02
or
group my_dists, dist0*
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