Hi,
is it possible to embed commands or scripts into a pymol session? I am
routinely creating PyMol sessions for users who for the most part have no clue
how to use PyMol. So I'd like to include a dialog or message, which gets
displayed after the session has loaded and clues the user in how to
Hi Carsten,
The best way to share PyMOL content with novice users is via pre-defined
scenes stored in a session file. Users can then simply open the session
file and use Page Down to iterate through the scenes. Each scene can be
annotated with text, for example:
scene 001, store, The target str
Hi Warren,
I got all that covered already. I think I have a way of doing what I want. I
just define the help on the first scene and predisplay it upon loading. That
should do the trick.
Cheers,
Carsten
> -Original Message-
> From: DeLano Scientific [mailto:del...@delsci.info
Hi All,
I would like to write a Wizard that spawns a separate window. Right now I'm
just calling Tkinter.Toplevel() with no arguments but it dies with
non-deterministic tkinter errors. I think the issue is I need to pass the
Tkinter.Tk() instance into the Toplevel command.
1) Is there a way I c
Matt,
A key PyMOL concept for Tkinter developer to grasp is that Tkinter runs in a
separate thread from PyMOL. Thus, direct calls to Tkinter from a PyMOL
thread will fail erratically, as observed below.
Fortunately, PyMOL is built so that it can receive API calls asychronously
from any thread
PyMOLers,
Just wanted to let you know that the source code for the ImmerseViz extension
has been released. Check out the ImmerseViz PyMOLWiki page
http://www.pymolwiki.org/index.php/ImmersiveViz
as it points to all the necessary places (code/developers/information). This
is a really
