sel = atom.ATOMPDBSelector()
    m = IMP.Model()
    h_receptor =  atom.read_pdb(args.fn_receptor, m, sel)
    rb_receptor = atom.create_rigid_body(h_receptor)
    h_ligand =  atom.read_pdb(args.fn_ligand, m, sel)
    rb_ligand = atom.create_rigid_body(h_ligand)
    if args.dock:
        check_for_hexdock()
        if not args.fn_transforms or not args.fn_internal_transforms:
            raise IOError("Docking requires the --int and --hex arguments")
        hex_docking = HexDocking()
        hex_docking.dock(args.fn_receptor, args.fn_ligand, args.fn_transforms)
        # read the HEX file of solutions and get the internal transformations
        # giving the relative orientation of the ligand respect to the receptor
        Ts = read_hex_transforms(args.fn_transforms)
        rb_receptor = atom.create_rigid_body(h_receptor)
        Tis = [get_internal_transform(T, rb_receptor, rb_ligand) for T in Ts]
        io.write_transforms(Tis, args.fn_internal_transforms)
    elif args.write:
        # To write the positions correctly, the script requires that the
        # ligand file is the same that was used for the docking
        Tinternal = io.read_transforms(args.fn_internal_transforms)
        max_number = min(args.write, len(Tinternal))
        Trec = rb_receptor.get_reference_frame().get_transformation_to()
        for i in range(max_number):
            Tdock = alg.compose(Trec, Tinternal[i])
            ref = alg.ReferenceFrame3D(Tdock)
            rb_ligand.set_reference_frame(ref)
            atom.write_pdb(h_ligand,"docked-%03d.pdb" % i)
def create_dockings_from_xlinks(exp):
    """
        Perform dockings that satisfy the cross-linking restraints.
        1) Based on the number of restraints, creates an order for the
           docking between pairs of subunits, favouring the subunits with
           more crosslinks to be the "receptors"
        2) Moves the subunits that are going to be docked to a position that
           satisfies the x-linking restraints. There is no guarantee that this
           position is correct. Its purpose is to help the docking
           algorithm with a clue of the proximity/orientation between subunits
        3) Performs docking between the subunits
        4) Filters the results of the docking that are not consistent with
           the cross-linking restraints
        5) Computes the relative transformations between the rigid bodies
           of the subunits that have been docked
        @param exp Class with the parameters for the experiment
    """
    log.info("Creating initial assembly from xlinks and docking")
    import docking_related as dock
    import buildxlinks as bx
    m = DominoModel.DominoModel()
    m.set_assembly_components(exp.fn_pdbs, exp.names)
    set_xlink_restraints(exp, m)
    order = bx.DockOrder()
    order.set_xlinks(m.xlinks)
    docking_pairs = order.get_docking_order()

    if hasattr(exp, "have_hexdock"):
        if not exp.have_hexdock:
            return

    for rec, lig in docking_pairs:
        pair_xlinks = m.xlinks.get_xlinks_for_pair((rec,lig))
        log.debug("Xlinks for the pair %s %s %s",rec, lig, pair_xlinks)
        h_receptor = representation.get_component(m.assembly, rec)
        h_ligand = representation.get_component(m.assembly, lig)
        rb_receptor = representation.get_rigid_body(m.components_rbs,
                                         representation.get_rb_name(rec))
        rb_ligand = representation.get_rigid_body(m.components_rbs,
                                         representation.get_rb_name(lig))
        initial_ref = rb_ligand.get_reference_frame()
        # move to the initial docking position
        mv = bx.InitialDockingFromXlinks()
        mv.set_xlinks(pair_xlinks)
        mv.set_hierarchies(h_receptor, h_ligand)
        mv.set_rigid_bodies(rb_receptor, rb_ligand)
        mv.move_ligand()
        fn_initial_docking = "%s-%s_initial_docking.pdb" % (rec,lig)
        mv.write_ligand(fn_initial_docking)
        # dock
        hex_docking = dock.HexDocking()
        receptor_index = exp.names.index(rec)
        fn_transforms = "hex_solutions_%s-%s.txt" % (rec, lig)
        fn_docked = "%s-%s_hexdock.pdb" % (rec, lig)
        hex_docking.dock(exp.fn_pdbs[receptor_index],
                         fn_initial_docking, fn_transforms, fn_docked, False)

        sel = atom.ATOMPDBSelector()
        new_m = IMP.Model()
        # After reading the file with the initial solution, the reference frame
        # for the rigid body of the ligand is not necessarily the  same one
        # that it had when saved.
        # Thus reading the file again ensures  consisten results when
        # using the HEXDOCK transforms
        new_h_ligand =  atom.read_pdb(fn_initial_docking, new_m, sel)
        new_rb_ligand = atom.create_rigid_body(new_h_ligand)
        Tlig = new_rb_ligand.get_reference_frame().get_transformation_to()
        fn_filtered = "hex_solutions_%s-%s_filtered.txt" % (rec, lig)
        # h_ligand contains the coordinates of the ligand after moving it
        # to the initial position for the docking
        dock.filter_docking_results(h_receptor, new_h_ligand, pair_xlinks,
                                            fn_transforms, fn_filtered)
        # transforms to apply to the ligand as it is in the file
        # fn_initial_docking
        Thex = dock.read_hex_transforms(fn_filtered)
        Trec = rb_receptor.get_reference_frame().get_transformation_to()
        Tinternal = []
        for i,T in enumerate(Thex):
            Tdock = alg.compose(T, Tlig)
            ref = alg.ReferenceFrame3D(Tdock)
            new_rb_ligand.set_reference_frame(ref)
            # internal transformation. The relationship is Tdock = Trec * Ti
            Ti = alg.compose(Trec.get_inverse(), Tdock)
            Tinternal.append(Ti)
        fn_relative = "relative_positions_%s-%s.txt" % (rec, lig)
        io.write_transforms(Tinternal, fn_relative)
        rb_ligand.set_reference_frame(initial_ref)
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    logging.root.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)

    sel = atom.ATOMPDBSelector()
    m = IMP.Model()
    h_receptor =  atom.read_pdb(fn_receptor, m, sel)
    rb_receptor = atom.create_rigid_body(h_receptor)
    h_ligand =  atom.read_pdb(fn_ligand, m, sel)
    rb_ligand = atom.create_rigid_body(h_ligand)
    if opts.dock:
        check_for_hexdock()
        if not opts.fn_transforms or not opts.fn_internal_transforms:
            raise IOError("Docking requires the --int and --hex arguments")
        hex_docking = HexDocking()
        hex_docking.dock(fn_receptor, fn_ligand, opts.fn_transforms)
        # read the HEX file of solutions and get the internal transformations
        # giving the relative orientation of the ligand respect to the receptor
        Ts = read_hex_transforms(opts.fn_transforms)
        Tis = [get_internal_transform(T, rb_receptor, rb_ligand) for T in Ts]
        io.write_transforms(Tis, opts.fn_internal_transforms)
    elif opts.write:
        # To write the positions correctly, the script requires that the
        # ligand file is the same that was used for the docking
        Tinternal = io.read_transforms(opts.fn_internal_transforms)
        max_number = min(opts.write, len(Tinternal))
        Trec = rb_receptor.get_reference_frame().get_transformation_to()
        for i in range(max_number):
            Tdock = alg.compose(Trec, Tinternal[i])
            ref = alg.ReferenceFrame3D(Tdock)
            rb_ligand.set_reference_frame(ref)
            atom.write_pdb(h_ligand,"docked-%03d.pdb" % i)