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| − | + | # sets the order of these three objects | |
| − | + | order 1dn2 1fgh 1rnd | |
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| + | # sorts all names | ||
| + | order *,yes | ||
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| + | # sorts all names beginning with 1dn2_ | ||
| + | order 1dn2_*, yes | ||
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| + | # puts 1frg at the top of the list | ||
| + | order 1frg, location=top | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:17, 20 June 2009
DESCRIPTION
order allows you to change ordering of names in the control panel
USAGE
order names-list, sort, location
EXAMPLES
# sets the order of these three objects
order 1dn2 1fgh 1rnd
# sorts all names
order *,yes
# sorts all names beginning with 1dn2_
order 1dn2_*, yes
# puts 1frg at the top of the list
order 1frg, location=top
PYMOL API
cmd.order(string names-list, string sort, string location)
NOTES
- names-list: a space separated list of names
- sort: yes or no
- location: top, current, or bottom