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m (changed a loop variable to avoid name clashes.)
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from pymol import cmd
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from pymol import stored
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def ss(selection):
 
def ss(selection):
  
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     stored.pairs = []
 
     stored.pairs = []
     cmd.iterate(selection, "stored.pairs.append((resi, ss))")
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     cmd.iterate("%s and n. ca" % selection, "stored.pairs.append((resi, ss))")
 
     num, currentType = stored.pairs[0]
 
     num, currentType = stored.pairs[0]
  

Revision as of 14:53, 24 October 2007

A command to list a summary of the secondary structure for a selection. Use like "ss my_protein" where "my_protein" is the name of the chain or structure in view.

from pymol import cmd
from pymol import stored

def ss(selection):

    class SSE(object):

        def __init__(self, start, typ):
            self.start, self.typ = start, typ
            self.end = -1

        def __repr__(self):
            return "%s-%s %s" % (self.start, self.end, self.typ)

    stored.pairs = []
    cmd.iterate("%s and n. ca" % selection, "stored.pairs.append((resi, ss))")
    num, currentType = stored.pairs[0]

    sses = [SSE(num, currentType)]
    currentSSE = sses[0]
    for resi, ssType in stored.pairs:
        if ssType == currentType:
            currentSSE.end = resi
        else:
            sses.append(SSE(resi, ssType))
            currentSSE = sses[-1]
            currentType = ssType

    for sse in sses:
        print sse

cmd.extend("ss", ss)