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= Usage = I built this to be rather flexible. You call it as: <source lang="python">findseq needle, haystack[, selName[, het[, firstOnly ]]]</source> where the options are: :: '''needle''' the sequence of amino acids to find. Should be a string of one letter amino acid abbreviations. Can also be a string-style regular expression (eg. FW.*QQ). :: '''haystack''' the PyMOL object or selection in which to search :: '''selName''' the name of the returned selection. If you leave this blank, it'll be ''foundSeqXYZ'' where XYZ is some random integer (eg. foundSeq1435); if you supply ''sele'' then the usual PyMOL ''(sele)'' is used; and, finally, if it's anything else, then that will be used verbatim. Defaults to ''foundSeqXYZ'' so as not to overwrite any selections you might have in ''sele''. :: '''het''' 0/1 -- if 0 then heteroatoms are not considered; if 1 then they are; defaults to 0 :: '''firstOnly''' 0/1 -- if 0 then all matches are selected and returned; if 1 then only the first is returned
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