Ah, yes. That's it. That's what I was noticing. I guess it's not THAT odd.
Jan wrote:
quite odd, really, in that it doesn't follow any logical progression,
but I see that this is how %U reports now, so I am
only chain is not ordered logical,
Residue.................................................................................Chain.Atom...........................................
[ResidueName]ResidueSerialNumber^ResidueInsertionCode:Chain.AtomName%AtomAltLoc/Model
especially
select 1^?
to select the whole insertion
select 1^H-1
(e.g. 1hag) would be nice.
Regards, Jan
Right, that makes sense, because these can only be single characters
anyway. Should be simple enough. The problem I see is that the insertion
code is currently "bundled" in the Jmol sofware with the residue number.
But that's not a serious problem, I think.
Last night I added to the prototype, (which I am now referring to as
10.x.02):
color insertion
This looks pretty neat -- a rainbow of residues for each insertion.
See, for example:
<http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/test/proto/altloc.htm?model=alt/1JGQ.pdb%22;select%20*;color%20insertion>
auxiliaryInfo=new Array()
auxiliaryInfo.isPDB=true
auxiliaryInfo.someModelsHaveUnitcells=true
auxiliaryInfo.models=new Array()
auxiliaryInfo.models[0]=new Array()
auxiliaryInfo.models[0].altLocs="ABCDEF"
auxiliaryInfo.models[0].insertionCodes="ABCD"
....
auxiliaryInfo.models[0].insertionCodes is now implemented in the
prototype auxiliaryinfo.
Bob
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