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Write a CGO file with the geometry.
The cgo file format is a simple format for displaying geometry in Pymol. The cgo writer supports points, spheres, cyliners, and segments. The file name should end in ".pym".
The geometry is assembled into objects in pymol based on the passed names. For example, all geometry named "box" becomes one pymol object. If many files are loaded into python defining the same objects, they become sequential frames in a movie. The frame numbers are determined sequentially from the file load order (so they can form a subset of the generated files).
This writer will write many frames to the same file.
Examples: initialize chains, displaying ensembles, markers, rigid brownian dynamics, multiscale, rigid body excluded volume, analyze convergence, nup84 cg, sample 0, nup84 rb, analyze 0, optimize balls
Inheritance diagram for IMP::display::PymolWriter:Public Member Functions | |
| PymolWriter (base::TextOutput of) | |
| PymolWriter (const char *name) | |
| PymolWriter (std::string name) | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static PymolWriter * | get_from (IMP::base::Object *o) |
