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On Jan 28, 2014, at 12:54 PM, Otis Rothenberger <osrot...@chemagic.com> wrote:
> Chuck and Angle,
>
> I think I'm in basic agreement with Angle. I look at this as a scratch pad
> per the following JS function:
>
> function scratchPad(header, content) {
> header = (!header) ? "" : header;
> content = (!content) ? "" : content;
> if (header == "" && content == "") { Jmol.setInfo(jmolApplet0,
> content, false); return null; }
> jmolApplet0._infoHeader = header;
> Jmol.setInfo(jmolApplet0, content, true);
> return null;
> }
>
> I write to it as needed using the above - e.g. display pdb header or pdb
> content. Storage of a given content/header pair would have to be in some type
> of global variable. Long term storage would have to be server side, although
> for small bits of information I've used cookies.
>
> Only because I found out the hard way, 10 cholesterol molfile cookies will
> break the cookie jar. I did not realize what a pain a broken cookie jar could
> be for the user!
>
> Otis
>
> --
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>
>
>
>
> On Jan 28, 2014, at 12:16 PM, Angel Herráez <angel.herr...@uah.es> wrote:
>
>> Hi, Chuck
>>
>> this is how I see it (but I may not be right)
>>
>> There is not "your" variable and "Jmol's" variable. The single Info
>> variable belongs to the Jmol Object once you invoke getApplet.
>>
>> What you do is initialize some values/parameters that are part of the
>> Info variable (which is more properly a Javascript object with many
>> name/value pairs). Jmol has defaults for all of them and will change
>> just the ones you state.
>> So I am not suprised at all that Jmol "writes" in the Info variable.
>>
>> In summary
>> 1. a single Info variable
>> 2. has defaults for all its properties or parts or parameters
>> 3. the defaults are overwritten by your data
>> 4. Jmol will be using all the time the single Info variable
>>
>>
>> Ah, of course if you have two Jmols they may use separate Infos,
>> that's why you need to assign Info in the Jmol.getApplet() call.
>>
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