original_docstring: Adds a residue to chain A model 0 of the given structure, and
  	returns the new structure. The residue to be added can be specified
  	in two ways: either as a geometry object (in which case
  	the remaining arguments phi, psi_im1, and omega are ignored) or as a
  	single-letter amino-acid code. In the latter case, the optional
  	arguments phi, psi_im1, and omega specify the corresponding backbone
  	angles.
  	
  	When omega is specified, it needs to be a value greater than or equal
  	to -360. Values below -360 are ignored.
docstring: Adds a residue to chain A model 0 of the given structure, and
  returns the new structure. The residue to be added can be specified
  in two ways: either as a geometry object (in which case
  the remaining arguments phi, psi_im1, and omega are ignored) or as a
  single-letter amino-acid code. In the latter case, the optional
  arguments phi, psi_im1, and omega specify the corresponding backbone
  angles.
  
  When omega is specified, it needs to be a value greater than or equal
  to -360. Values below -360 are ignored.
docstring_tokens: Adds a residue to chain A model 0 of the given structure and returns the new structure . The residue to be added can be specified in two ways : either as a geometry object ( in which case the remaining arguments phi psi_im1 and omega are ignored ) or as a single - letter amino - acid code . In the latter case the optional arguments phi psi_im1 and omega specify the corresponding backbone angles . When omega is specified it needs to be a value greater than or equal to - 360 . Values below - 360 are ignored .
code: def add_residue(structure, residue, phi=-120, psi_im1=140, omega=-370):
  	'''Adds a residue to chain A model 0 of the given structure, and
  	returns the new structure. The residue to be added can be specified
  	in two ways: either as a geometry object (in which case
  	the remaining arguments phi, psi_im1, and omega are ignored) or as a
  	single-letter amino-acid code. In the latter case, the optional
  	arguments phi, psi_im1, and omega specify the corresponding backbone
  	angles.
  	
  	When omega is specified, it needs to be a value greater than or equal
  	to -360. Values below -360 are ignored.''' 
  	
  	if isinstance( residue, Geo ):
  		geo = residue
  	else:
  		geo=geometry(residue) 
  		geo.phi=phi
  		geo.psi_im1=psi_im1
  		if omega>-361:
  			geo.omega=omega
  	
  	add_residue_from_geo(structure, geo)
  	return structure
code_tokens: def add_residue ( structure , residue , phi = - 120 , psi_im1 = 140 , omega = - 370 ) : if isinstance ( residue , Geo ) : geo = residue else : geo = geometry ( residue ) geo . phi = phi geo . psi_im1 = psi_im1 if omega > - 361 : geo . omega = omega add_residue_from_geo ( structure , geo ) return structure
short_docstring: Adds a residue to chain A model 0 of the given structure, and
  returns the new structure.
short_docstring_tokens: Adds a residue to chain A model 0 of the given structure and returns the new structure .
comment: '''Adds a residue to chain A model 0 of the given structure, and
  	returns the new structure. The residue to be added can be specified
  	in two ways: either as a geometry object (in which case
  	the remaining arguments phi, psi_im1, and omega are ignored) or as a
  	single-letter amino-acid code. In the latter case, the optional
  	arguments phi, psi_im1, and omega specify the corresponding backbone
  	angles.
  	
  	When omega is specified, it needs to be a value greater than or equal
  	to -360. Values below -360 are ignored.'''