Bob,
Thank you for the clarification. Everything makes sense.
Eran
On Tue, Mar 31, 2009 at 1:39 AM, Robert Hanson wrote:
> Let's clear up the atom serial number business.
>
> PDB file contain atom serial numbers. These are in the ATOM and HETATM
> records. Behind the scenes, in the Jmol code,
Let's clear up the atom serial number business.
PDB file contain atom serial numbers. These are in the ATOM and HETATM
records. Behind the scenes, in the Jmol code, we call these "atom serial
numbers" as opposed to "atom index numbers", which start at 0 and go
consecutively through ALL models load
On Mon, Mar 30, 2009 at 4:16 PM, Eric Martz wrote:
> Dear Bob,
>
> How difficult would it be to change the state script generator in Jmol to
> avoid using atom serial numbers?
>
impossible. It has to use atom index numbers (what you are calling "serial
numbers"). That I know.
>
> I'm sure none
Dear Eric,
Your email mentioned atom serial numbers but Bob said in a previous
email "Eric,
Jmol does not use atom serial numbers in state scripts. It uses atom
indexes, but maybe that's what you were referring to."
However, Bob, if atom indexes are the same as atom serial numbers, then I
too woul
Dear Bob,
How difficult would it be to change the state script generator in Jmol to
avoid using atom serial numbers?
I'm sure none of us ever envisioned the current state of affairs. We have
who knows how many state scripts saved in Proteopedia, and now an unknown
number of March-17-remediated PD
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