Thanks Angel!
The Jmol 1.6+ information is very useful.
--Chuck
On Aug 17, 2009, at 1:46 PM, Angel Herráez wrote:
Chuck, I'd say that is correct.
The major difference is: anything defined using SET is a global
property for Jmol, which in general will apply to all the pertaining
objects (but sometimes, as the measurement color, only to the
subsequent instances of those objects).
On the other hand, things like atom and bond size, labels, etc are
properties associated with particular atoms, so they are set
individually per selected atom set.
An exception in your phrasing may be "bonds on" which I gather is a
global setting too.
BTW, Jmol 11.6+ does not accept "bonds on" any longer (a remnant
from RasMol/Chime compatibility), requiring either "set bonds on" or
the recommended "set showMultipleBonds on"
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