Hi Kent
> Also, if I give two consecutive "draw" commands, only the second one seems
> to take effect.
Try to assign a name/ID to each draw object:
draw ob1 diameter 0.2 {atomno=586} {atomno=266} color cyan;
draw ob2 diameter 0.2 {atomno=596} {atomno=276} color cyan;
(the ob1 and ob2 may be any names as long as they are not commands)
> (I'm guessing that these two errors are related.)
Don't think so.
> I'm passing in the commands via the JmolViewer.script() or
> JmolViewer.evalString() methods -- they both seem to produce the same
> errors.
I cannot help with that. Have you tried the script console?
Must be somethink specific to those methods.
> *All* of the commands seem to produce the error messages, whether
> they work or not.
So there you are. It's something in that method.
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