Hello Eric, I think that the "show file" command does what you expect. From the documentation : show FILE filepath
Delivers the entire contents of the specified file on the server from which the applet was loaded. The filename must be relative to the current page (not necessarily the directory containing the applet) and must be enclosed in quotation marks.
Paul Le 12 janv. 08 à 04:55, Eric Martz a écrit :
Sometimes I wish that, from javascript in the browser, I could ask the Jmol applet to let me (javascript) peek into the contents of a Jmol command script (.spt) file, preferably before I execute it. Is there some way to do this? If not, do others think this would be useful? I'm envisioning something like this: message file myscript.spt Rather than executing the script, it would simply message the contents of the .spt file. I could then parse the script and behave accordingly. This would be somewhat along the lines of "show pdbheader", whichmessages the PDB file header to the javascript messageCallback function.I am aware that the script file can set javascript variables using a "javascript ..." script command. However, if the purpose of that is to inform the browser that, for example, the script plays a movie, it requires an additional knowledgable effort on the part of the script file author. If I could just preview the contents of the script file looking for e.g. delay or moveTo commands, I could tell whether there is movie in the script without troubling the author of the script file for (redundant) information in another form. -Eric
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