On Thu, Oct 4, 2012 at 9:07 AM, Rolf Huehne <rhue...@fli-leibniz.de> wrote:
> Hi Jmol users,
>
>
> ------- Example script ----------------
> ca2 = {26:B.CA/1}.xyz + {26:B.CA/1}.xyz - {27:B.CA/1}.xyz;
> draw boundary_1_B PLANE PERP 180 @ca2 (26:B.CA/1) translucent 0.2 red;
>
> draw boundary_2_B PLANE PERP 100 (52:B.CA/1) (54:B.CA/1);
> offset1 = $boundary_2_B - {53:B.CA/1}.xyz;
> point1 = $boundary_2_B[1] - @offset1;
>
Oh, I think this is your problem. Take out the "@"
You are saying, "subtract the value of the variable *whose name* is in
variable offset1." It's an indirect reference.
This was an early bug in Jmol that was fixed along the way. You want:
point1 = $boundary_2_B[1] - offset1;
That will work in all versions of Jmol, including your original.
Bob
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