On Jul 15, 2005, at 6:00 PM, <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Anyway, the short version of the question is: does anyone know how to
> set a
> parameter for a constraint type when the python interface doesn't seem
> to
> provide access to it? (here, for example the "ceiling" for NOE
> constraints)
>
>
Try
xplor.command("""
noe
class *
ceiling 1000.0
end
""")
If you want to change just one class, you could change the asterisk
above to
the class's name, or do something like
classname = "longrange"
xplor.command("""
noe
class %s
ceiling 1000.0
end
""" % classname)
and if you wanted to control what the ceiling value is from python,
you could do something like
noeCeiling = 42
xplor.command("""
noe
class *
ceiling %f
end
""" % noeCeiling)
Charles (and I) recommend "Learning Python", 2nd edition, from O'Reilly
Press as a great way to get up to speed with Python.
--JK
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