Jason,
many thanks for your quick response!
The example you sent worked; I will try to rewrite our scripts as Python
commands and embed them in python blocks...
Thanks again, and have a nice weekend,
-Markus
On Mit, 10 Mär 2010, Jason Vertrees wrote:
Markus,
PyMOL is a multithreaded
Hi,
starting PyMOL with the '-p' option to let it accept input from stdin is a
convenient way to trigger it from external programs.
However, it seems that one can run into synchronization problems when this is
combined with the '@' command for running scripts.
For example, the following setup
Markus,
PyMOL is a multithreaded application and it'll accept input from the
two locations asynchronously. Sync works until the next command is
done--so, a script, a series of single commands will not do. Embed
your scripts inside python blocks:
# your_script.py
python
cmd.fetch(1rsy)
