The cause for this is actually a bug in Boost.Python that triggers when
arg("arg")... is used in the export and the number of arg("") arguments
doesn't match the number of argument of the function. When one then uses
a wrong kwarg, the program crashes. I'll submit a bug report to the
Boost.Python on this issue. I fear that there are many more cases in
the pymod export where we are using arg("") as we did for the query.

Previously we were returning the wrong index for residues
in chains that contained a certain residue number more
than once. We were always returning the index of the first
residue. Among other things, this fixes BZDNG-229.

added blurps about "picking the right branch" and "updating the source code" to installation instructions

Removed some libraries that should not end up in the bundle

The version number is now directly based on ost.VERSION. Also, while I'm in there, make the link to the openstructure.org website clickable.

It's breaking more complexcases, e.g.

scene["model"].selection=scene["model"].view.Select('aname=CA')

To use the glob-style access, use scene.Match("*")

ent.selection='aname=CA'

is equivalent to

ent.selection=ent.view.Select('aname=CA')

If set, no peptide bonds will be added. Defaults to off, of course.

Nothing fancy, just testing push/pull access