I just upgraded via fink and now in the Display Manager I am unable to
chose which map to bind to the scroll wheel.
I can properly bind using the HID-->ScrollWheel-->Attach scroll wheel
to which map? pulldown, but not from the radio button in the Display
Manager window.
Thanks,
Scott
2009/2/25 Frank von Delft :
> I'm totally not with Paul on this one (is scheme object-oriented???), and
> eternally grateful to him and Bernhard for implementing python scripting.
I think that the point was that scheme is not imperative and not
particularly object-oriented (but allows both).
>
my nomination for "Most Useful Improvement to the Reference Manual"
would be a verbosity setting that emitted traces to the console window
on invocation of each function for which a scriptable wrapper existed
(basically being able to follow all interpreter to implementation
transitions). Curren
I'm totally not with Paul on this one (is scheme object-oriented???),
and eternally grateful to him and Bernhard for implementing python
scripting. Once you understand how python fits, it's spectacularly
powerful.
If you want a list of all commands available in the python interpreter
-- some
Markus Dehnhardt wrote:
> Dear cooters,
>
> I am new to coot, but I have already discovered how powerful
> extensions and key bindings can be. My question is quite simple: if
> I want to generate my own extension or keybinding, which scripting
> language is better suited? I am not very familiar w
Dear cooters,
I am new to coot, but I have already discovered how powerful extensions and
key bindings can be. My question is quite simple: if I want to generate my
own extension or keybinding, which scripting language is better suited? I am
not very familiar with either but willing to experiment.
Paul,
Yes, the images appear "inside-out" or "back to front". I think we are talking
about the same thing. It has to do with the images being retarded by one frame
due to some latencies in the projector, which creates this out-of-sync
condition. They mention this on their website.
I'll test th
Schubert, Carsten [PRDUS] wrote:
Yep it does. On linux there may be issues, because the drivers may or may not
support swap-eyes. The problem is that the images are out of sync with the
glasses, or to be more precise, the left image is displayed when the right
shutter on the glasses is open. T
Yep it does. On linux there may be issues, because the drivers may or may not
support swap-eyes. The problem is that the images are out of sync with the
glasses, or to be more precise, the left image is displayed when the right
shutter on the glasses is open. That was the case with the version w
Does anyone know if Coot will work with the DepthQ 3D projector
(www.depthq.com) and
an appropriate NVIDIA graphics card, such as the FX3700?
Dear Paul and Judit
Thank you so much!
Its a pleasure doing business with you :-)
Victor
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Victor Alves, DVM, PhD
Auxilliary Professor
Veterinary Medicine Faculty - UTL
Lisbon, Portugal
Quoting Paul Emsley :
Hi Victor,
First, to make the ne
Paul Emsley wrote:
Sander Nabuurs wrote:
Dear all,
Is there a way in Coot to export the Residue Density Fit values as
calculated by the Validate > Density fit analysis to a text file?
Basically
a simple output with residue number and density fit value would suffice.
I've been looking into th
2009/2/24 Victor Alves :
> Hi
>
> I have looked at the reference manual and can't seem to find a way to
> fulfill my desire to change colors of the active map or molecule at
> key-press.
>
> All the commands I found use "imol" which means you have to know the exact
> number. If you're launching Ref
Victor Alves wrote:
Hi
I have looked at the reference manual and can't seem to find a way to
fulfill my desire to change colors of the active map or molecule at
key-press.
All the commands I found use "imol" which means you have to know the
exact number. If you're launching Refmac from wit
Sander Nabuurs wrote:
Dear all,
Is there a way in Coot to export the Residue Density Fit values as
calculated by the Validate > Density fit analysis to a text file? Basically
a simple output with residue number and density fit value would suffice.
I've been looking into the different scripting
Dear all,
Is there a way in Coot to export the Residue Density Fit values as
calculated by the Validate > Density fit analysis to a text file? Basically
a simple output with residue number and density fit value would suffice.
I've been looking into the different scripting possibilities of Coot, b
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