Hi Oli,

  Ok, I added the shortcut "ri" to ChimeraX that selects all the residues in a chain between two already selected residues.  In ChimeraX you can enable keyboard shortcuts with the command "ks".  Then there are various two letter keyboard shortcuts you can type when you have clicked on the graphics pane instead of typing commands.  The shortcut "cl" gets you back to typing normal commands.  The shortcut "Ls" lists the shortcuts.  You can also just run a shortcut as a command like "ks ri" which won't switch you into shortcut mode.  The two-letter shortcuts are an undocumented feature.  I think we decided many years ago not to develop it in ChimeraX since it was used by so few people in the old Chimera.

  You could define the selbetween command to run the residue interval shortcut 

alias selbetween ks ri

  We should add an official command (e.g. "select between"?) for this.  I wanted to see what other ChimeraX developers thought about that before adding such a command.

Tom

Here are the shortcuts listed using command "ks Ls".  I added this Ls shortcut and the ri shortcut to the August 23, 2023 daily build.

Keyboard Shortcuts

Open, Save, Close
CaClose all models
dmDisplay selected models
DsDelete selected models
hmHide selected models
QtQuit
Map Display
asSkin preset
awAirways CT scan coloring
bcBrain CT scan coloring
bxShow box faces
chChest CT scan coloring
ctAdjust contour level mouse mode
czColor map to match atoms
dcDefault volume curve
flShow map or surface in filled style
fmFit in map
frShow map at full resolution
fsFit molecule in map subtracting other molecules
ftFit molecule in map
fTFit map in map
gfSmooth map
gsShow map as grayscale
hdHide dust
hMHide map
isShow slab
mcMark map surface center
mCMark center mouse mode
meShow map or surface as mesh
mkPlace marker mouse mode
mPMove planes mouse mode
MSMap series mouse mode
o3Show 3 orthogonal planes
obToggle outline box
paShow all planes
plShow one plane
psVolume perpendicular slices
s1Show map at step 1
s2Show map at step 2
s4Show map at step 4
sbSubtract map from map
sdShow surface as dots
sfShow map or surface in filled style
sMShow map
smShow surface as mesh
vzShow map near atoms
zsVolume xyz slices
Surfaces
dsDisplay surface
hsHide surface
t0Make surface opaque
t5Make surface transparent
ttToggle surface transparency
Molecule Display
bfColor by bfactor
bsDisplay atoms in ball and stick
ccColor chains
ceColor non-carbon atoms by element
cpColor polymers
daShow atoms
epColor surface by electrostatic potential
haHide atoms
hBHide bonds
hbShow hydrogen bonds
HBHide all hydrogen bonds
HbHalf bond coloring
hpShow hydrophobicity surface
hrUndisplay ribbon
hwHide water atoms
ifChain interfaces diagram
msShow molecular surface
rbDisplay ribbon
rBRainbow color N to C-terminus
rcRandom color atoms and residues
riSelect residue interval
saCompute solvent accesible surface area
sBDisplay bonds
SbSingle color bonds
spDisplay atoms in sphere style
sqShow polymer sequence
stDisplay atoms in stick style
swShow water atoms
xmMinimize link lengths
General Controls
bkBlack background
blToggle motion blur
clEnter command
csClear selection
dqToggle depth cue
dvDefault orientation
gbGray background
laAmbient lighting
lfFull lighting
lFFlat lighting
lsSimple lighting
LsList keyboard shortcuts
mSMove selected mouse mode
mvMovement mouse mode
nfToggle space navigator fly mode
ntShow scene triangle count
ocStart Oculus Rift stereo
rtShow framerate
seToggle silhouette edges
shToggle shadows
snToggle use of space navigator
sxSave snapshot
vaView all
vdRecord spin movie
vsView selected
wbWhite background
zmZoom mouse mode




On Aug 23, 2023, at 8:24 AM, Oliver Clarke via ChimeraX-users <chimerax-users@cgl.ucsf.edu> wrote:

Hi,

In Chimera, the accelerator “ri” selects intervening residues. This is convenient because one can select two residues (let’s say at the start and end of a domain) and then select all the residues between them without having to explicitly specify a residue range (I have this bound to the alias “selbetween”) in Chimera.

Is there any equivalent accelerator in ChimeraX?

Cheers
OIi
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