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Format bonds

Type Python Module
Download scripts/format_bonds.py
Author(s) Andreas Warnecke
License BSD-2-Clause
This code has been put under version control in the project Pymol-script-repo

The script format_bonds will automatically format bonds in amino acids.

Usage

format_bonds [ selection [, bonds ]]

Examples

import format_bonds

frag PHE
format_bonds

format_bonds bonds=2


Notes

  • Remember to correctly configure plugin import (see: Git intro)
  • format_bonds will introduce delocalized bonds by default or when bonds is larger than 2.
  • Setting bonds=1 will simply disable valence display (globally!)
  • The selection argument is 'all' by default and can be used to restrict editing to selected residues.
  • Note that format_bonds will also format acidic ..→
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