Dan, presuming you are working with a relatively simple system (you aren't
doing a lot of atom deletion, for example), you can use the atom "bitset"
notation:
select ({0,3:6,9})
This selects atoms 0, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 9.
Note that the numbers here are one less than the numbers used in atomno, and
the numbers span all models -- no restarting when multiple models are
loaded. "0" is the first atom of the first model, and it just goes up from
there. Also, if atoms are deleted, these numbers will change.
This syntax can be used anywhere atomno can be used. For example:
select ({1:3}) and hydrogen
Bob
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