Bob,
I am using sync *;set syncMouse on;set syncScript on
Below are my notify calls with all the handling removed and just the print
statements. These versions are what I am using to do the test.
Included after the functions is echo from the model load and zoom and atom
and bond picking. Atom and bond picking result in callbacks as does mouse
down (not reported in this echo) and key released. I have omitted redundant
callbacks during the model load and all the atom echos to reduce the size of
the email.
I fully expect one of those "boy was that dumb" moments just around the
corner, but for now I do not see what I am missing.
Thanks,
Joe
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Are you getting any callbacks at all? Something simple is wrong here....
In general we recommend implementing 11.8, not 11.9, for distributions.
Let's get this working for you in 11.8.
Take a look at examples/basic/org/jmol/Export.java in the 11.8 source code.
I've modified it to add the sync callback, and it is working just fine. I
just start the program and enter
load =1crn
sync *;set syncMouse on;set syncScript on
and it starts reporting all mouse moves and scripts
Are you just not issuing "sync *"?
Bob
@Override
public void setCallbackFunction(String arg0, String arg1) {
}
@Override
public void notifyCallback(int type, Object[] data) {
System.out.printf("in callback with %d\n",type);
switch (type)
{
case JmolConstants.CALLBACK_PICK:
{
// arg1[0] is null
// arg1[1] is string describing atom
// arg1[2] is int that equals atom number
System.out.printf("Notify pick callback\n");
break;
}
case JmolConstants.CALLBACK_SYNC:
{
System.out.printf("Notify sync callback\n");
break;
}
default:
{
break;
}
}
}
@Override
public boolean notifyEnabled(int type) {
System.out.printf("in notify with %d\n",type);
switch (type)
{
case JmolConstants.CALLBACK_PICK:
{
return true;
}
case JmolConstants.CALLBACK_SYNC:
{
return true;
}
}
return false;
}
(C) 2009 Jmol Development
Jmol Version 11.8.4 2009-08-11 23:55
java.vendor:Sun Microsystems Inc.
java.version:1.6.0_13
os.name:Linux
memory:6.3/8.6
useCommandThread: false
in notify with 11
disablepopupmenu = true
in notify with 1
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
bondpicking = true
in notify with 1
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
autobond = false
in notify with 1
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
syncmouse = true
in notify with 1
syncscript = true
in notify with 1
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
in notify with 0
in notify with 5
in notify with 10
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
in notify with 0
in notify with 5
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
refreshing = false
in notify with 1
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
in notify with 0
in notify with 5
FileManager.getAtomSetCollectionFromString()
The Resolver thinks Xyz
ModelSet: haveSymmetry:false haveUnitcells:false haveFractionalCoord:false
1 model in this collection. Use getProperty "modelInfo" or getProperty
"auxiliaryInfo" to inspect them.
ModelSet: not autobonding; use forceAutobond=true to force automatic bond
creation
in notify with 0
in notify with 5
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
bondradiusmilliangstroms = 1000
in notify with 1
in notify with 11
"......atom addition"
in notify with 11
refreshing = true
in notify with 1
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
data "model bipartite"
|89|test|O 0 0 -120|"..more atoms.."|K -36 4 -90|
end "model bipartite";
in notify with 1
in notify with 11
in notify with 11
setStatusAtomPicked(76,K77 #77 -2.0 36.0 -60.0)
in notify with 9
in callback with 9
Notify pick callback
setStatusAtomPicked(-3,["bond","20 1 K45 #45 -- O16 #16
41.243183",12.5,-13.0,-140.0])
in notify with 9
in callback with 9
Notify pick callback
in notify with 4
setStatusAtomPicked(44,K45 #45 25.0 -26.0 -150.0)
in notify with 9
in callback with 9
Notify pick callback
Key released
Key released
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