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> Sent: Monday, October 03, 2005 10:59 AM
> To: Warren DeLano
> Cc: pymol-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: RE: [PyMOL] Using the Pymol Run command
>
> Hi Warren and Gilleain - thanks for your rapid answers. For
> now I am simply using 'run' on the command line a
Hi Warren and Gilleain - thanks for your rapid answers. For now I am simply
using 'run' on the command line and it works fine.
| Gilleain is right on about the run command. On Windows and linux, you
| can also create .pym files that will specifically open into PyMOL.
I don't understand this.
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> Is there some recommended way to run a file of code?
Gilleain is right on about the run command. On Windows and linux, you
can also create .pym files that will specifically open into PyMOL.
Another alternative is to use Python import capability.
And of course, within pml files you can use blo
Hi,
You can run arbitrary python programs using the command line "run"
command:
run path_to_programs/python_program.py
The File->Run menu seems to prefer .pml files (that is, the dialog
filters out all but these). And I think that pml files are meant for
line by line interpreting.
