Adjust header in output file

[dawsonhunt]

From some research, it looked to me that the pertinent part of the name in the header was the "Seita.9G099800" part, so I wanted to split that from the rest. First, see if the header is longer than one element and then isolate the "Seita.9G099800" portion:

if len(header.split()) > 1:
                first_elem = header.split()[0]
                name = '.'.join(first_elem.split('.')[:2])

If the header is just one word, simply assign the header to the name and put that in the output_file:

else:
   name = header

output_file = args.pdb / f"{name}.pdb"

Please let me know if this is satisfactory, or if you had something else in mind.

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[ebetica]

I agree that having space seperated text might not be optimal. However, I don't think having . as a separator is conventional either. Better to just do header.split()[0] generically imo.

[tomsercu]

@dawsonhunt Thanks for your contribution! Do you want to update the PR or shall we abandon?

[tomsercu]

I'll close it for now but happy to re-open and revise in the future!