rspinney wrote:
>>jmolScript('set animframecallback "testanim" ')
>>
>>and then have:
>>
>>function testanim(app,frame,p3) {
>>jmolScript("if(_modelNumber = 5);message is5;else;message not5;endif") }
>>
>>I do get the messages expected. So I think that is working properly.
>>
>>
>>Bob
>>
>>
>
>I couldn't use this as is, but it gave me an idea that worked. Thanks! I use
>the following to send the script to the applet.
>
>document.slider1form.jmolApplet0.script("message (Step 1: protonate the
>alcohol);");
>
>I have notice that this only seems to allow one statement to be executed.
>What I would like to do is pause the animation for a few seconds after a
>message is changed so the user has time to read it, i.e.
>
>message (Step 1: protonate the alcohol); delay 5;
>
>But the delay is not executed. (pause and resume don't work either). Any
>ideas?
>
>
>
You might try
message (Step 1: protonate the alcohol); anim off; delay 5; anim play
>Thanks, Rick
>
>
>
>
>>I am already using animFrameCallback to control a slider which can send
>>a script to the applet. I think it would get fairly complicated to try
>>to also use it to control the messages, especially since I want to have
>>different messages depending on the animation being played. It would be
>>
>>
>nice (i.e.
>
>
>>easiest) if I can control the messages using the statements I described
>>below. Is this possible?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>So you have the animFrameCallback coming to a JavaScript function, and that
>function then invokes jmolScript() or jmolScriptWait() with the commands
>listed below? It just seems a bit convoluted, since in that case your
>animFrameCallback function already has the model number as one of its
>parameters. Wouldn't it be easier just to do it "the old way"
>with the JavaScript selecting a message based on what frame is being
>displayed?
>
>What I'm not understanding is what exactly invokes the Jmol script commands
>below. Are they part of a jmolScript() command executed from your JavaScript
>animFrameCallback function?
>So, for example, if I add an animFrameCallback as:
>
>jmolScript('set animframecallback "testanim" ')
>
>and then have:
>
>function testanim(app,frame,p3) {
> jmolScript("if(_modelNumber = 5);message is5;else;message not5;endif") }
>
>I do get the messages expected. So I think that is working properly.
>
>
>Bob
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