Use Python blocks!
Something like that:
if (count_atoms nt) == 0
then cmd.delete("nt")
if cmd.count_atoms("nt") == 0: \
cmd.delete("nt")
Note the explicit use of "continuation" lines via backslashes. This ensures
that PyMOL hands over both lines to the Python interpret
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> Sebastien Moretti
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Hello,
Is there a way to use test commands in pymol scripting language ?
Something like that:
if (count_atoms nt) == 0
then cmd.delete("nt")
Thanks
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