On 7 Mar 2012, at 13:58, Bernhard Lohkamp wrote: > dots takes 5 arguments now. It used to be 4. The documentation is not updated > as yet (since this is in pre-release). So you need another text/string type > of argument to name you dot object: > > int dots(int imol, > const char *atom_selection_str, > const char *dots_object_name, > float dot_density, float sphere_size_scale);
Is it too late to change dots back to taking four arguments, and add a named-dots that takes five? I appreciate that being able to name your dots objects is very useful, but changing the number of arguments in a function that's used in Global Phasing's fairly widely-deployed scripts is distinctly annoying; the scripts have stopped working well for our customers, and I'll have to do something quite kludgy to ensure that a future version will work with both old and new coots. Tom
