___JmolVersion="13.3.8"
new feature: JSpecView completely Java-free; includes 2D nmr and PDF
printing of spectra
new feature: WRITE PDF <width> <height> <quality> "xxx.pdf" quality > 1
requests landscape mode
-- uses efficient custom PDF creation classes
-- sizes image to fit if too large
-- iText package jettisoned (Saving 1.2 MB in the case of JSpecView)
new feature: load "==xxx" FILTER "NOIDEAL"
code: Required manifests added for Java Ju51 (January, 2014).
code: JmolOutputChannel moved to javajs.util.OutputChannel
code: jsmol.php fixed to allow " in saveFile method
code: refactoring Parser into javajs.util
code: DSSP moved to org.jmol.dssx, reducing JSmol bio load by 20K
___JmolVersion="13.2.8"
___JmolVersion="13.3.8"
bug fix: following Java update, adding proper path check for local signed
applet
bug fix: {xxx}.property_xx not saved in state (broken 8/7/2013 rev 18518)
bug fix: Manifests updated for signed and unsigned applet JAR files
bug fix: write <type> <filename> fails
bug fix: applet scriptWait() method broken
bug fix: PyMOL session may display unit cell after read from saved state
bug fix: MMCIF reader fails for multiple assembly types
bug fix: CIF reader "biomolecule 1" translating to "molecular" rather than
"assembly"
bug fix: load trajectory with multiple files not working
bug fix: JS applet popup menu not closing properly upon language change
bug fix: HTML checkbox id attribute not assigned
NOTE: This is the last release of the unsigned applet. All future releases
will have all applets signed. Nonetheless, what used to be unsigned
(JmolApplet.jar and JmolApplet0*.jar) will, after this release, be
"sandboxed" as before; it's just that they will be signed and sandboxed.
The formerly signed ones (JmolAppletSigned.jar and JmolAppletSigned0*.jar)
will be signed with "all permissions".
There is no expected difference in behavior, it's just that both types are
signed.
PS: The initial JSmol JavaScript code load, including jQuery, is now less
than half the delivery size of the Java code (435 KB vs. 996 KB), assuming
a server uses GZip compression.
--
Robert M. Hanson
Larson-Anderson Professor of Chemistry
St. Olaf College
Northfield, MN
http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr
If nature does not answer first what we want,
it is better to take what answer we get.
-- Josiah Willard Gibbs, Lecture XXX, Monday, February 5, 1900
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