Dear Tsjerk, Marius, and all --
Thanks for your answers. Both methods worked perfectly. I personally
like the one from Tsjerk, as I can play a little bit more with the font.
Kind regards.
-- Leo --
Chavas Leonard, Ph.D. @ home
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Hello Leo,
You could use Unicode to get the special characters you were taking about.
angstrom = u"\u00C5"
angstrom_utf8 = angstrom.encode ('utf-8')
label (residue 200 and name ca), "Distance: 8"+angstrom_utf8
To see the label bigger use set label_size, 20
You can get the unicode charts from her
Hi Leo,
AFAIK you can't do it with Pymol, as it would require additional
fonts. Also, it seems tough to me to position to label properly with
respect to the camera. But you have plenty control with
convert/imagemagick (see
http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/annotating/). That will allow you to
proce
Dear all --
On 30 Jul 2008, at 01:03, DeLano Scientific wrote:
Richard,
label (residue 200 and name ca), "My favorite C_alpha"
The command you provided works as written, so what are you asking
exactly?
Is is that you want us to add a GUI way of doing this?
Related to labeling, I was wo
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Subject: Re: [PyMOL] label with arbitrary string
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Dear All,
Can someone advise me how to insert a label with an arbitrary string, e.g.
label (residue 200 and name ca), "My favorite C_alpha"
Thanks for your help,
Richard Baxter
