Hello everyone!
I working on a PyMOL plugin that performs a lot of selections and
operations. I would like to avoid updating the screen until the script
finish (mainly to increase the performance of the plugin)
I tried with something like this
cmd.disable('all')
"Some code"
cmd.enable('all')
The problem is that the "disable" command only toggles off the display of
the currently visible representations of an object. If "Some code" creates
a new object then this new object will be visible. On possible solution
will be to repeat the "cmd.disable('all')" command any time a new object is
created, but I will prefer a cleaner solution (if possible).
Thanks in advance,
Osvaldo.
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