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'''get''' returns the value of a setting. | '''get''' returns the value of a setting. | ||
This command is very useful for determining the any setting(s) when writing a script. For example, with this command you can find out if the | This command is very useful for determining the any setting(s) when writing a script. For example, with this command you can find out if the background is opaque, where the light source is, etc. | ||
background is opaque, where the light source is, etc. | |||
===USAGE=== | ===USAGE=== | ||
Revision as of 11:14, 20 May 2009
DESCRIPTION
get returns the value of a setting.
This command is very useful for determining the any setting(s) when writing a script. For example, with this command you can find out if the background is opaque, where the light source is, etc.
USAGE
get name [, selection [, state ]]
Example
get opaque_background
PYMOL API
print cmd.get(string name, string object, int state, int quiet)
Notes
- The API command will not print out and should be stored or used for comparison
- "get" currently only works with global, per-object, and per-state settings. There is currently no way to retrieve per-atom settings.