Hi Hari,
You can do it using:
execfile(/Users/hari/Desktop/test.cgo)
cmd.load_cgo(obj,test)
However, you might find it more convenient to drop the obj = from
the .cgo file and load the thing with:
cmd.load_cgo( eval( open(/Users/hari/Desktop/test.cgo).read() ), test )
Although that seems a
Thanks a lot Tsjerk for your help.
I am using MacPymol 0.99rc6 . Both versions of the solution you presented
worked. The only thing I had to do was to run on the command line prompt
inside pymol.
from pymol.cgo import *
Then I could run either version you suggested to get the axes to show up
(
Hi I have a running pymol session with nothing loaded. I now want to load a
cgo object into this session. When I read in the cgo file using either
command line (load /Users/hari/Desktop/test.cgo , test ) or the GUI menu ,
I get an object entry on the side panel but nothing shows up in the viewing
