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FetchLocal

== Overview ==

Try fetching local copy of PDB files before going on internet to fetch a remote copy.

Sometimes you have a local copy of the PDB structure files, or biological unit files. They are, however, usually organized into sub-directories (for a good reason). Setting Fetch_Path to the top directory will not make PyMOL to use local files before go on internet to fetch a remote copy. This script extends the functionality of the PyMOL command Fetch by searching local sub-directories for target files first.

The search order of the script: 1. local copy of PDB; 2. Fetch_Path; 3. remote repository (Fetch_Host).

Note

The script only copes with .pdb and .pdb1 (or .pdb2, .pdb3, ...) file types.

Syntax

See Fetch

The Code

<source lang="python">

""" 2012_09_18, Hongbo Zhu <hongbo.zhu.cn gmail>

   DESCRIPTION: Look for pdb* on local disk before fetching  ..→
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