Hi Shukun,
Thanks for your nice replies. I followed Tom's script, and the problem
solved. Also, I found there was no difference whether the
segi=1argument was appended or not. I've checked at the PymolWiki site
and haven't found any matrix_copy arguments like 'segi'.
matrix_copy does not
Hi all! I have a question about wildcards usage in pymol.
For example if I want to delete all except obj1 I write:
delete not obj1
but this expression does not works as expected...
Is there a way in pymol to delete all except [something]?
In selections these experssions work. But in object names
Have you tried
delete all and not obj1
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Hi all! I have a question about wildcards usage in pymol.
For example if I want to
this is an open issue:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detailaid=2182309group_id=4546atid=104546
Have you tried
delete all and not obj1
unfortunately this does not work, it will delete obj1.
The expected result could be achieved with this workaround:
python
def delete2(selection):
Thanks, it works!
2011/9/13 Thomas Holder spel...@users.sourceforge.net:
this is an open issue:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detailaid=2182309group_id=4546atid=104546
Have you tried
delete all and not obj1
unfortunately this does not work, it will delete obj1.
The expected