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> I'm looking for a script that automatically loads a PDB file when it has
>> changed on disk in order to display the changes with a previous version of
>> that file.
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Here is a Python version. I prefer to overwrite the old molecule - but this
will work either way. (I think - it is untested
Pierre Aller wrote:
On Apr 7, 2009, at 2:37 PM, William G. Scott wrote:
Looks like you might be mutating into RNA (hence the non-canonical
little r). But that is ok. RNA is inherently more interesting.
On Apr 7, 2009, at 10:48 AM, Pierre Aller wrote:
Hi all,
I am using the last version of
Justin Lecher wrote:
Hi all,
what is the difference between the monomers db which is provided by coot and
the one which is provided by
refmac/ccp4? Can one interchange them?
Coot uses the Refmac dictionary. As far as I know, there should be no
differences. Yes, they are interchangeable.
Andrii Ishchenko wrote:
You can do this using coot. Just switch on showing symmetry mates(menu
Draw->Cell&Symmetry). Then save the needed by "Save Symmetry Coordinates
Option" in menu File. Waters coordinates will be saved as well.
[changing bbs]
And just for the record, the function that Dav
Victor Alves wrote:
Hello Paul
I removed those 4 files from Coot-0.6/bin and bingo, now Ubuntu reports its
own Python version and Coot is also working fine.
OK, so now I have removed python things from bin dir in the binary tar
files - which should come into effect over the weekend (if I don'
Victor Alves wrote:
Hello
First, thank you to Kay and Paul for their answers.
But on this red/green builds I didn't quite get it (maybe because my
question and Kays' answer got mixed up).
Should I then use or not a red marked build?
:) Yes, you can use builds marked red.
Tiancen Hu wrote:
Dear all,
Some problems occurred when coot was dealing with the element symbol
(columns 77-78) for two Mn2+ ions in the PDB file. Here is the description:
Coot version: 5.0.2, Mac OS X
Problem trigger:
1) I used Phenix to refine the structure. The element symbols for the
tw
Tim Gruene wrote:
Hello,
I'm looking for a script that automatically loads a PDB file when it has
changed on disk in order to display the changes with a previous version
of that file.
How about this:
(define *updating-file-name* "xxx.pdb")
(let ((stat-updated-file 0))
(gtk-timeo
Dear all,
Some problems occurred when coot was dealing with the element symbol
(columns 77-78) for two Mn2+ ions in the PDB file. Here is the
description:
Coot version: 5.0.2, Mac OS X
Problem trigger:
1) I used Phenix to refine the structure. The element symbols for the
two Mn2+ ions wer
Hello,
I'm looking for a script that automatically loads a PDB file when it has
changed on disk in order to display the changes with a previous version of
that file.
Cheers, Tim
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