Frieda, I'm not able to reproduce the problem.
Frieda Reichsman wrote: >Nope, that's not what I am saying. At least, I don't think so. I think >I just wasn't watching the order of commands in my example. Here's the >real code: > >In the initialization script, I set the default for labels: > >select none >font label 20 sans bold >color label black > > > works >in the label script, first I create a label that should pick up the >defaults, and follow with a label that I want to be different: > >select 179:A.CA >label Hsp90-N >set labeloffset 0 -20 > > > works >select 377:G.CA >label catalytic|loop >set labeloffset 0 -50 >color label [xf701f7] #magenta >font label 12 sans bold > > > works >Everything works the first time the script is triggered. But if I send >the label script again (which happens if someone turns off the labels >and then turns them on again), the label on 179:A.CA is magenta and 12 >point. > > > I'm not seeing that. Please send a history so we can see what exactly was sent. What exactly is in that "label script" you send again? My GUESS is that later, after a LABELS OFF, you are sending the LABEL command without again giving the desired font/offset/color information after. But maybe I'm still missing something. Bob >In each case, I am labeling before I set the color and font. > >The same thing happens with label pointers, etc. > >Frieda > > >On Feb 13, 2008, at 12:20 PM, Bob Hanson wrote: > > > >>OK, this is a bit tricky. It IS the way it is designed to work, but >>that >>is not well described. >>Generally, you can do this: >> >>select atomno=100 >>font label 12 sans bold >>color label blue >>label Ala324 >> >>And the label will go in as size 12, blue. But, if you have defined a >>default font and color and you do the same thing, the "label" command >>picks up the defaults instead. So in that case, if you are using >>defaults, you have to change the font and color AFTER the "label" >>command: >> >>select atomno=100 >>label Ala324 >>font label 12 sans bold >>color label blue >> >> >>I don't know if this is reasonable or not. But that is the way Jmol is >>configured. (And always has been, I think.) >> >>Bob >> >> >>Frieda Reichsman wrote: >> >> >> >>>Hi Bob, >>> >>>In Jmol 11.4.RC4a (and RC2, for what it's worth) I am finding that >>>labels are not working properly. Commands that are issued after a >>>specific atom is selected then overrule global label settings. >>> >>>select none # (or select all) >>>font label 20 sans bold >>>color label black >>> >>>select atomno=230 >>>label Arg194 >>> >>>select atomno=100 >>>font label 12 sans bold >>>color label blue >>>label Ala324 >>> >>>above works fine, atom 230 label is black and 20 point font. But when >>>it is followed by >>> >>> select atomno=230 >>> label Arg194 >>> >>>the Arg194 label is blue and in 12 point font. I don't think that's >>>the intended behavior for labels. >>> >>>Frieda >>> >>> >>> >>>////////////////////////////////////// >>> >>>Frieda Reichsman, PhD >>>Molecules in Motion >>>Interactive Molecular Structures >>>http://www.moleculesinmotion.com >>>413-253-2405 >>> >>>////////////////////////////////////// >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>------------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft >>>Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. >>>http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ >>>_______________________________________________ >>>Jmol-users mailing list >>>[email protected] >>>https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jmol-users >>> >>> >>> >>> >>-- >>Robert M. 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