Jon,
> To group the following atoms:
>
> ATOM688 CG ASP A 87
> ATOM689 OD1 ASP A 87
> ATOM690 OD2 ASP A 87
> ATOM 1247 OG SER A 157
> ATOM 1259 OG1 THR A 159
> ATOM 1861 CZ3 TRP A 234
> ATOM 1862 CH2 TRP A 234
select mysel, a/87/cg+od1+
select thingy, id 688+689+690+1247+1259+1961+1862
- for some reason, 688-690... doesn't seem to work for me
- i've had problems with id in the past .. PyMOL used to re-number
things, but i don't think it re-numbers them these days (i could easily
be wrong about this)
- be careful in scri
Lihua,
You're correct: 'id' doesn't currently have the capability of selecting by
range or even using a list. However, we can probably add that behavior in a
future version.
In the meantime, you could tap Python for the task, but it will be slow:
select myrange, none
for a in range(1000,1101):
