ATOM    310 1HH2 ARG A 607     -31.278  29.882  25.723  1.00 99.99
ATOM    311 2HH2 ARG A 607     -32.344  30.932  24.851  1.00 99.99
ATOM    312  N   LEU A 608     -36.327  31.914  18.187  1.00 65.62
ATOM    313  CA  LEU A 608     -37.435  32.634  17.559  1.00 67.47
ATOM    314  C   LEU A 608     -38.434  33.052  18.624  1.00 74.29
ATOM    315  O   LEU A 608     -38.982  32.201  19.331  1.00 71.12
ATOM    316  CB  LEU A 608     -38.110  31.803  16.459  1.00 64.64
ATOM    317  CG  LEU A 608     -39.261  32.481  15.719  1.00 71.07
ATOM    318  CD1 LEU A 608     -38.782  33.704  14.929  1.00 73.68
ATOM    319  CD2 LEU A 608     -39.981  31.498  14.829  1.00 69.63
ATOM    320  H   LEU A 608     -36.638  31.041  18.563  1.00 99.99
ATOM    321  N   ARG A 565     -38.634  34.587  18.911  1.00 22.27
ATOM    322  CA  ARG A 565     -39.655  35.200  19.766  1.00 23.04
ATOM    323  C   ARG A 565     -40.963  35.104  19.007  1.00 22.72
ATOM    324  O   ARG A 565     -41.046  35.500  17.847  1.00 24.21
ATOM    325  CB  ARG A 565     -39.275  36.643  20.105  1.00 99.99
ATOM    326  CG  ARG A 565     -38.044  36.770  20.986  1.00 99.99

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This is an input example, the 4th column is the residue name and the 6th the residue number, in the input there is a discontinuity in the residue number, when the residue name changes the residue number should be the previous residue number plus 1, so i need a script that will take a pdb file with discontinuities and will give a pdb file with the same format but with a continuous res number

In reply to Re^2: Rearrange the residue number of a pdb file according to the residues names by nastaziales
in thread Rearrange the residue number of a pdb file according to the residues names by nastaziales

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