Section 2.16.3 of the old xplor 3.1 manual (the printed one,
p. 23) will tell you all about the vector show statement.  

Briefly, your example will cause xplor to spit out the
residue number of the atom that has the internal ID number
of $id.  The (resid) clause is not a selection--it's a 
vector-expression, in the manual's terminology.

--JK


"Evgeny A. Fadeev" wrote:
> 
> hi,
> i wonder if somebody could explain what does this
> statement do.
> 
>  vector show element (resid) ( id $id )
> 
> is (resid) clause a selection? if it is, what would
> it select?
> 
> thank you.
> 
> e.
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