Currently the Cartesian.read_xyz() function has a pythonic_index boolean argument to specify if indexing starts at 0 or 1. A more general form of this pythonic_index argument could allow any integer to be used as the starting index.
This could be handy in the case where you're looking at a fragment of a larger system; it would allow the indices between both to remain consistent.
Currently the Cartesian.read_xyz() function has a pythonic_index boolean argument to specify if indexing starts at 0 or 1. A more general form of this pythonic_index argument could allow any integer to be used as the starting index.
This could be handy in the case where you're looking at a fragment of a larger system; it would allow the indices between both to remain consistent.