> It works as you say in Jmol app (and doesn't matter which command > goes first), > but not so in the applet.
I find this hard to be believe ... the code is exactly the same. You need to verify which version of the applet you are running. > My commands go like this: > labels off > select c2:d.c6 > label 6 (repeated for several atoms) > set fontsize 24 > color labels white > labels appear small and in each atom's color When you send bug reports you must always tell me which molecular model you are using and which version of Jmol you are using. Right click on the applet to see which version of the applet you are using. > If I put, following your suggestion, > labels off > set fontsize 24 > color labels white > select c2:d.c6 > label 6 (repeated for several atoms) > the result is the same. I built this and it works OK for me. http://www.jmol.org/angel/labels.html Send me a URL of the page that is giving you problems. > By the way, I read a posting of yours about the use of single quotes. > I'm not sure what it meant, Single quote is a prime/apostrophe, not a quote character for strings. > but this is what I have found, in case it's useful: > label 3' > works OK, shows the apostrophe. Correct > In Chime, pairs of apostrophes or pairs of grave accents are > recognized as delimiters, You are correct. But Jmol does not recognize these characters as string delimiters. grave/backquote should never have been accepted as a quote character single quote should be reserved for prime in order to use standard naming conventions. > while in Jmol they are all printed: > label ` 3'` > prints two spaces and 3' in Chime > prints as ` 3'` in Jmol > label 'alpha' > prints alpha in Chime > prints 'alpha' in Jmol That is correct > The additional commands for font type and style are much welcome, > they also look very good (Rasmol/Chime labels are pityful). Fortunately, Java has simple font support that we are able to use. > And I see that extended characters can be included (accented letters) Correct. The Greek characters are all available too. At one point I was naming alpha carbon with with C-a (in greek) ... but I took it out. > both in app and applet; There is *no* difference between the app and the applet. They run *exactly* the same code. > great! We'll > see if it shows up properly in Macs also (we always have problems > with this matter in javascript). It will work on the Macs, because it is provided by the underlying Java platform. Miguel ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.Net email is sponsored by The 2004 JavaOne(SM) Conference Learn from the experts at JavaOne(SM), Sun's Worldwide Java Developer Conference, June 28 - July 1 at the Moscone Center in San Francisco, CA REGISTER AND SAVE! http://java.sun.com/javaone/sf Priority Code NWMGYKND _______________________________________________ Jmol-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jmol-users
