Hi,
I am having a problem passing arguments to my function from the python
shell (works fine when arguments are put on the shell from where python
was started using raw_input() )
I want to do this:
press ctrl-S to start a function
input a line of text on the python shell
function stores this tex
Andreas,
The trick here is that PyMOL symbols and the PyMOL command line operate
in the pymol namespace, whereas Python modules and plugin each operate
in their own "global" namespace.
Try the following in your plugin:
import pymol
print pymol.colorDict
Cheers,
Warren
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Warren L. DeLano, Ph
Hi everyone, sorry for perhaps an obvious question, however the pymol
wiki doesn't seem to be helping me:
I am trying to run the script draw_cell.py which requires cctbx. I
followed the instructions on
http://www.pymolwiki.org/index.php/CCTBX
entitled "Roger Dodd's Solution", installing ever
Andreas Henschel wrote:
Is it the only possibility to put all functions
> that share memory in the same plugin?
no. you can do the following:
from pymol import cmd,stored
stored.colorDict = {
'blue': '/1ewf//A/1-217 and not hetatm',
Hi all,
I wrote some functions (usually loaded via .pymolrc.py) that establish
some information
which I would like to use from Plugins, too. In particular, everytime a
PQS/PDB protein complex is loaded,
I retrieve SCOP data and color domains accordingly.
I would like to maintain a dictionary t
