Hi Ulrike,
> - Is there a command, which would be: select all residues, which are right
> now shown as sticks ? Background : sometimes you analyze the protein a little
> bit more empirically, that means you highlight some residues in sticks e.g.
> at domain interfaces , then you undo this and
Hello pymolers,
- Is there a command, which would be: select all residues, which are
right now shown as sticks ? Background : sometimes you analyze the
protein a little bit more empirically, that means you highlight some
residues in sticks e.g. at domain interfaces , then you undo this and
Hi
I have installed version 0.98 on my new dual processor machine running
windows XP. Pymol runs fine, but when trying to load a large PDB file
(~4Mb), the program crashes and I get a runtime error:
This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an
unusual way
Does anyone have
Yes -- this is a bug -- thanks for pointing it out.
Cheers,
Warren
It seems that the 'print ...' commands is unrecognized in p1m files too.
But, '#' doesn't work in p1m file.
Error: unrecognized keyword: #second The # line
involves an error
but the script goes on.
I think
Just for the sake of the uninitiated
What are .p1m files and how do they differ from regular .pml files. I
took a quick look at Sebastians file and it looked pretty much like a
regular .pml file to me.
Cheers,
.p1m files are web oriented. With them, you can embedded whole
'#' seems to be incorrect:
It is not incorrect.
If you post your script and how you use it we might be able to help.
Also, if you have something in you $HOME/.pymolrc or $HOME/.pymolrc.py
you should try temporarily moving these files elsewhere and trying again.
Something may have gone wrong
On Monday 01 August 2005 11:08, Sebastien Moretti wrote:
Hello,
I try to add comment lines in my pml scripts but I don't know how to do.
I tried #, /*, //, !-- or -- characters but everything fails.
...
How can I use comments in PyMOL scripts ?
The hash character (#) works to include comments
I try to add comment lines in my pml scripts but I don't know how to do.
I tried #, /*, //, !-- or -- characters but everything fails.
use '#' but on a line of its own not at the end of
line containing a pymol command, like this:
# color 1DHS in red
color red, 1DHS
I try to add comment lines in my pml scripts but I don't know how to do.
I tried #, /*, //, !-- or -- characters but everything fails.
use '#' but on a line of its own not at the end of
line containing a pymol command, like this:
# color 1DHS in red
color red, 1DHS
'#' seems to be
'#' seems to be incorrect:
It is not incorrect.
If you post your script and how you use it we might be able to help.
Also, if you have something in you $HOME/.pymolrc or $HOME/.pymolrc.py
you should try temporarily moving these files elsewhere and trying again.
Something may have gone wrong
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