| 1 | = 23 October 2014 meeting, 2:00 - 3:00 = |
| 2 | |
| 3 | == Attendees == |
| 4 | |
| 5 | Conrad, Eric, Greg, TomF, Scooter, Elaine |
| 6 | |
| 7 | == Agenda == |
| 8 | Command line alias handling (Greg) |
| 9 | Chimera2 atom spec (Conrad) |
| 10 | |
| 11 | == Action Items == |
| 12 | * Greg will look more closely at how to deal with aliases that substitute for arbitrary text within a line |
| 13 | |
| 14 | == Results == |
| 15 | * Command line alias handling: 2 forms |
| 16 | * aliases that substitute arbitrary text within a line |
| 17 | * Not well defined -- Greg will talk about this later |
| 18 | * aliases that substitute for a command |
| 19 | * Much easier to handle, the command line parser will just deal with it |
| 20 | * Discussion about command line completion |
| 21 | * Might be limited to command name |
| 22 | * Might hook into help system in some way and not try to deal with every completion case. For example, complete commands, for everything else, just bring up the help text. |
| 23 | * Atom spec proposal |
| 24 | * # is the start of the forest |
| 25 | * . is the hierarchy separator |
| 26 | * / precedes chains |
| 27 | * : still precedes residues |
| 28 | * @ precedes atoms |
| 29 | * Example: #1.2.3/B:12@CA, could also be written #1.2.3.B.12.CA |
| 30 | |