Hello,
So I figured that in my $PYMOL_PATH\build\lib.win32-2.2\pymol, there is a
_cmd.pyd that's missing in $PYMOL_PATH\modules\pymol. I copied it over, and
PyMOL started up, but said that it failed to import the xray module, which
however exists in $PYMOL_PATH\modules\pymol, so I don't
Tina,
Did you do a full installation? After running:
python setup.py build install
python setup2.py
(in that order)
pymol.bat should just work. There shouldn't be any need to copy
anything over, nor should you set PYMOL_PATH -- that is all taken care
of automatically with this approach.
On 08/26/03 20:09:43, Malcolm Walker wrote:
You are missing libz (which is strange, since libpng depends on libz)
You may need the development package too (zlib1-devel)
[aus...@gamma373-165 austin]$ rpm -q zlib1
zlib1-1.1.4-8mdk
[aus...@gamma373-165 austin]$ rpm -q zlib1-devel
Hello,
Ah, I see why now. I did do a full installation, during which the _cmd and
sglite extension files, etc. were copied to
C:\Python22\Lib\site-packages\pymol. According to comment in
C:\Python22\Lib\site.py, a path configuration file must exist in the
\site-packages directory indicating which
Hi,
I am new to Pymol with some experiences with Python.
I have a basic question which maybe a little stupid.
Does Pymal take Python commands in selecting atoms?
For instance:
i = range(1, 299)
select resi i
or, further:
for i in range(1, 299)
select resi i
I understand the above can be
Yes, but you need to write in Python directly. For example:
from pymol import cmd
cmd.select(mysel,none)
for i in range(10,20): cmd.select(mysel,mysel or resi %d%i)
Would work in a .py file.
Cheers,
Warren
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Warren L. DeLano, Ph.D.
Principal Scientist
