An extensive example
Konrad Hinsen
hinsen@ibs.ibs.fr
Thu, 3 Jul 1997 19:20:39 +0200
In a few minutes I'll send a longish MMTK example for analysing
protein conformations. Thanks to Andrew Dalke for suggesting this
application! Two comments are necessary for those who want to
actually run the example:
1) Preparation: Get PDB entries 4q21 and 6q21 and put them into
a PDB directory on the MMTK database path.
2) The visualization part requires an animation-capable viewer, which
currently means VMD. If you don't have VMD, uncomment that line
and run the rest. Even if you have VMD, you'll have a small problem
because viewSequence() is not yet in MMTK 1.0b2 (it's a new function
for MMTK 1.0b3). But it's a short and simple one, so you can add
it for yourself. Add the following function at the end of the
file Visualization.py, and add "from Visualization import viewSequence"
to mmtk.py. Here it comes:
def viewSequence(object, conf_list):
tempfile.tempdir = tempdir
file_list = []
for conf in conf_list:
file = tempfile.mktemp()
file_list.append(file)
object.writeToFile(file, conf, 'pdb')
script = tempfile.mktemp()
tempfile.tempdir = None
file = open(script, 'w')
file.write('mol load pdb ' + file_list[0] + '\n')
for conf in file_list[1:]:
file.write('animate read pdb ' + conf + '\n')
file.write('animate style once\n')
file.write('animate forward\n')
for conf in file_list:
file.write('file delete ' + conf + '\n')
file.write('file delete ' + script + '\n')
file.close()
os.system(viewer['pdb'] + ' -nt -e ' + script + ' 1> /dev/null 2>&1')
Have fun with the example!
Konrad.
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