Egon,
Here's my first stab at an XML standard for isosurface files. The latest
build of Jmol 11.9.7_dev should read and write these. In order to write
them, use the ".xjvxl" extension when issuing the WRITE command.
http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/examples-11/xjvxl
I'm pretty sure these validate -- other than not having a schema.
Do you think you could write out a basic schema -- Relax NG would be nice,
so I can read it -- not so much worrying about all the options? I can
explain those later, or you can get most of it from just inspecting the
files themselves. These are basically the full set of kind of files that
Jmol now writes. I'll write up something explaining the "encoding" fields.
There may be a few more attributes to add in various places.
Bob
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