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Check Key

Type Python Script
Download check_key.py
Author(s) Sean M. Law
License -
This code has been put under version control in the project Pymol-script-repo

DESCRIPTION

A simple script used to check if a given key is valid for for the Set Key command. This is useful when the user would like to use a keyboard key as shortcut/hotkey in their script but need to check if the key is a valid one.

USAGE

load the script using the run command

check_key (keystroke)

If the key specified is a valid one as defined in Set Key then it returns the value of the keystroke. Otherwise, it returns None.

For an example that calls this script, see Jump.

PyMOL API

<source lang="python"> from pymol import cmd import re

allowed_keys=re.compile('(F1|F2|left|right|pgup|pgdn|home|insert|(CTRL-[A-Z])|ALT-[A-Z0-9])')

def check_key (keystroke):

   """
   Author Sean M. Law
   University of Michigan
   seanlaw_(at)_umich_dot_edu
   """
   keystroke=keystroke.strip('\"\)
   out=allowed_keys.search(keystroke)
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