[Open Babel] Wild Rose Look Like Butterfly Flower Wall Decals

2015-08-04 Thread Bogart
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[Open Babel] I Feel Beautiful Life With Music Modern Wall Decals

2015-08-04 Thread Bogart
Have you ever observed about the white-colored Modern Wall Decals? That is a wall Decal with tree design that was colored in white-colored shade. Now we will analyze its application in some children bed room with modern style. To start our discovery, take a look at the first image given. This moder

Re: [Open Babel] pybel.write() produces truncated pdbqt? (R. K. Belew)

2015-08-04 Thread David Hall
It seems I can reproduce the segfault on OS X Yosemite, but not on Ubuntu 14.04. -David > On Aug 4, 2015, at 8:02 PM, R. K. Belew wrote: > > update, if anyone is interested: it seems quite clear the > bug is in the PDBQT output filter: > >>> obabel file1.pdbqt -O file2.pdbqt >>> Segmentation

Re: [Open Babel] pybel.write() produces truncated pdbqt? (R. K. Belew)

2015-08-04 Thread R. K. Belew
update, if anyone is interested: it seems quite clear the bug is in the PDBQT output filter: >> obabel file1.pdbqt -O file2.pdbqt >> Segmentation fault: 11 >> obabel file1.pdbqt -O file2.pdb >> 1 molecule converted and has nothing particular to do with pybel; pybel is silently eating this fault

Re: [Open Babel] pybel.write() produces truncated pdbqt? (R. K. Belew)

2015-08-04 Thread R. K. Belew
thanks Torsten, that was a good idea. but i've done some more testing, and it seems to have nothing to do with my modifications, but with pbmol.write(): if i simply echo back the same pybel Molecule: > pbmol = pybel.readfile('pdbqt', pdbqf).next() > > pathName,basename = os.path.split(p

Re: [Open Babel] pybel.write() produces truncated pdbqt? (R. K. Belew)

2015-08-04 Thread Torsten Sachse
Hi, I suspect that you don't modify the data structure you are iterating over but rather the iterating object. For instance when you iterate over a list and try to change the element, the following will not work (you probably know this): Input: l=[1,2,3] for i in l: i=5 print l Output: [1,