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Utilities to load Maestro projects into PyMOL.
Example:
>>> cmd = PymolInstance("/path/to/pymol") >>> pt = maestro.project_table_get() >>> process_prj(cmd, pt)
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Author: Thomas Holder
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Mapping Mappings from Maestro codes to PyMOL representations and settings |
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PymolInstance Represents a remote PyMOL instance (controlled via a one-way pipe) |
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PymolScriptInstance Represents a PyMOL script for deferred execution. |
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VisRecord Represents a surface entry in a "vis_list" file |
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VisRecordVol Represents a volume entry in a "vis_list" file |
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RowProxy Proxy for project table row to attach additional data. |
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WorkspaceIdMapper Maps workspace atom indices to (row.index, ID) |
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Make a PyMOL selection for surface ASL.
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Get workspace atom ids from the measurements table. If not running from Maestro, read the *.tab files from the .mmproj-admin directory.
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Send workspace measurements to PyMOL
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Get the PyMOL label_font_id which best matches the given font name and style.
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Send "highlights" (label+arrow annotation) to PyMOL
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Send maestro project to PyMOL. By default send everything, optional filters may apply.
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Import Phase pharmacophores as CGOs into PyMOL.
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Send a row from the project table to PyMOL.
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Send a surface to PyMOL
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Map Maestro settings to closest matching PyMOL settings.
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