On 01/08/2015 01:39 PM, Nelson Liu wrote: > Ah, I thought this was a continuation of the previous email, but i guess I > just hit reply. Can I use @i to select residue numbers? I looked in the > documentation of the select statement, and it seemed like there was no > explicit property for residue numbers. > If you provide directly a number it works. But apparently it doesn't work with variables. The property for the residue number is the same as used for the '.label()' function in the other thread:
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