Hi PyMOL Community,
I have a PyMOL script that I have written that starts with the following kind
of format:
-----------------from pymol import cmdfrom re import *
def test (*args, **kwargs):
var1=0 sel=""
for key in kwargs: if (key == "var1"): var1=int(kwargs["var1"])
elif (key == "selection"): sel=kwargs["selection"] else: continue
while (len(args)>=1): args.pop(0)
returncmd.extend("test", test)
----------------------
I've noticed that in this format the usage output (i.e. if I do "test ?") does
not contain any valuable information:
test ?Usage: test
Thus, I was hoping that there was an easy way that I can directly specify what
the Usage output says. I was hoping that it would say something like:
Usage: test [var1=0 [, selection=""]]
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Sean
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