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From: maria goranovic (mariagoranovic_at_gmail.com)
Date: Mon Jun 15 2009 - 10:31:26 CDT
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I am writing a tcl script to delete some lipid molecules In the script, I
end up with a TCL list containing residue numbers of undesirable lipid
molecules. I want to write a pdb file WITHOUT these lipids. How can I use
this residue list in the atomselect command to remove these ? I tried this,
set all [atomselect 0 "not resid $delete_list"]
set all [atomselect 0 "not resid [$delete_list text]"]
Thank you all in advance for the support
-Maria
-- Maria G. Technical University of Denmark Copenhagen
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