Longshot, but ..
I'm looking at a structure under two different sets of conditions, so I
have two PyMOL windows open. I'm constantly get_view and set_view[*] to
synchronize the two windows. Is there some way to set things up so that I
can drag things around in one window and have the scene in the other
window automatically follow along?
Thanks,
-michael
[*] actually, I'm a bit lazier than that .. I now have this run via my
.pymolrc:
VIEW_FILENAME = '/tmp/currentview.txt'
def gv():
'''write current view to a file (default /tmp/currentview.txt)'''
# '...%s...'%VIEW_FILENAME doesn't end up as gv.__doc__
f = file(VIEW_FILENAME,'w')
f.write(str(cmd.get_view()))
f.close()
def sv():
'''read current view from a file (default /tmp/currentview.txt)'''
# '...%s...'%VIEW_FILENAME doesn't end up as sv.__doc__
f = file(VIEW_FILENAME)
cmd.set_view(f.read())
f.close()
cmd.extend('gv',gv)
cmd.extend('sv',sv)
so I can type 'gv' in one window and 'sv' in the other.
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