I guess this might seem obvious to some people, but I wanted to use Vectors
and Objects3D from pymol scripts, but I couldn't see how.
however, it turns out that if you copy the entire (python) source tree of
Scientific - IE:
"ScientificPython<version>/Scientific/"
into
"/Applications/PyMolX11blahHybridetc/py23/lib/python2.3/site-packages"
(er..and restart pymol (this foxed me for a while :) )
you can say :
from Scientific.Geometry import Vector
print Vector((0,0,0))
and get
[0 0 0]
hopefully! Anyway, there might be a better way, but this works. One tiny
glitch is the change from Numeric to numarray. This can be 'fixed'
('hacked') by using *cough*perl*cough*:
perl -i -p -e 's/Numeric/numarray/g' *.py */*.py
which should substitiute all instances of 'Numeric' with 'numarray'.
gilleain torrance
