RayMol 1.9.1

RayMol 1.9.1

A fix release, led by one long-standing gap: keyboard shortcuts now work.

Keyboard shortcuts

• set_key remapping works again. Bindings in your startup script — or typed
  at the command line — now actually fire. If you have carried a ~/.pymolrc
  full of cmd.set_key bindings from desktop PyMOL for years, copy it to
  ~/.raymolrc.py and it will do what it always did. Function keys, arrows,
  Page Up/Down, Home/End, and ⌃/⌥ combinations are all delivered.
• PyMOL's own built-in shortcuts are live too. All 125 of them, for the
  first time in RayMol: ←/→ step movie frames, Page Up/Page Down change
  scenes, Home zooms to fit.
• Typing still wins. While you are editing a command, the command line keeps
  the arrows, Home/End and the usual ⌃A/⌃E/⌃H text-editing keys — they
  only trigger PyMOL bindings once the prompt is empty. Page Up/Down and the
  function keys always work, so a binding is never out of reach.
• Your bindings beat the app's. If your script binds a key RayMol also uses
  as a menu shortcut (⌃M, ⌃D), yours wins and RayMol tells you so at
  startup. The menu item still works by click.

Two notes. ⌥-key bindings only fire when the command line does not have
focus — click the viewport first. On macOS, Option is the character-composition
key (⌥L types @ on a German layout), so RayMol cannot safely treat it as a
shortcut while you are typing. And keyboard shortcuts are macOS-only for now.

Fixes

• Fixed: the camera jumped when showing dots, surface or mesh. Turning on
  one of these representations could re-frame the scene; your view is now
  preserved.
• Fixed: console spam from the object panel. The panel probed non-molecular
  objects — maps, groups, CGOs — and filled the log with warnings.
• The sequence toggles are labeled "Seq", which is what they actually do.

Built on the open-source PyMOL engine. Updates install automatically via the in-app updater (Check for Updates… in the app menu).