Dear Warren,
Thank you very much for your response. Yes, I tried ./pymol.com command
and it works fine with and without the external gui. The only problem is
launching
pymol from python. I looked at the pymol email list and noticed similar
reports.
Hence I am not the only one having this
Hi,
I have a file called test.pdb that looks like this:
ATOM 13268 O00 U00 1945 -18.065 -4.226 1.590
ATOM 13269 H03 U00 1945 -17.394 -4.877 1.447
ATOM 13270 C04 U00 1945 -19.175 -4.837 2.212
ATOM 13271 H05 U00 1945 -19.963 -4.104 2.383
ATOM 13272 H06 U00
Michael,
PyMOL will only insert TER records when residue identifiers are
non-sequential.
Cheers,
Warren
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[mailto:pymol-users-ad...@lists.sourceforge.net] On Behalf Of
Michael George Lerner
Sent: Monday, March 08,
Jason,
Thanks for the kind words.
It has been a while since anyone's tried to build/run PyMOL on a
64-bit system...it may not currently be 64-bit clean. We don't currently
have any Opteron hardware, but if you can build under -g, crash the program
under GDB, and then send me the
Hi There,
Below is a little function (also attached) that gives
you the command 'grepset' so you can grep settings
using a regexp.
Use it like this:
### example ###
PyMOLgrepset dot|line
auto_show_lineson
cgo_dot_radius -1.0
On Mon, Mar 08, 2004 at 10:55:15AM -0800, Warren DeLano wrote:
It has been a while since anyone's tried to build/run PyMOL on a
64-bit system...it may not currently be 64-bit clean.
For the record, 64 bit Debian packages are built on alpha and ia64 (I
believe the other architectures are
