JmolScript:
Var x = getProperty("shapeinfo.isosurface[1].jvxlInfo")
JavaScript:
var x = jmolGetPropertyAsString("shapeinfo.isosurface[1].jvxlinfo")
This returns an XML structure like this:
<jvxlSurfaceInfo
cutoff="0.0"
isCutoffAbsolute="false"
pointsPerAngstrom="1.9167668"
nBytesData="79539"
isXLowToHigh="false"
nSurfaceInts="8316"
nBytesUncompressedEdgeData="23673"
nBytesUncompressedColorData="47348"
precisionColor="true"
colorMapped="true"
dataMinimum="4.0553784"
dataMaximum="27.429241"
valueMappedToRed="4.0553784"
valueMappedToBlue="27.429241"
xyzMin="{-4.797 -2.466 -9.122}"
xyzMax="{25.984001 22.887001 21.53}"
approximateCompressionRatio="#RATIO#:1"
jmolVersion="Jmol 12.1.4_dev 2010-08-06 18:30">
</jvxlSurfaceInfo>
That should be everything you need.
Bob
On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 7:25 AM, P.Canepa <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Dear all
>
> I'd like to print in two separate textboxes the mapped data range min
> and max (see below) when I plot a new map with Jmol.
> isosurface1 created with cutoff=0.02; number of isosurfaces = 1
> color range 0.0 0.3; mapped data range -0.06706063 to 0.88033277
>
> Do you have any suggestion? I thought it was possible by using the
> jmolGetPropertyAsString(), but I cannot figure out he way to implement it!
> Thanks a lot, Piero
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