I see this with the latest Java 1.7.0_60 on OS X
(Mavericks, 10.9.3). I added "background white"
before taking the attached snapshot (which will
appear at the end of this message, if it survives
Sourceforge; I'm also sending this CC directly to you, Bob.)
I also see the hover report for invisible atoms
in Windows 7, same Java version, Jmol app 14.1.16.
In the attached snapshot, the mouse was just
below the hover report, centered under it. There
are no visible atoms in the vicinity.
The big problem with this is that when you are
trying to identify a visible atom via the hover
report, quite often the report is about an
invisible atoms that is "in front of" the visible
atom. I've had this happen a lot recently, including in my teaching in May.
Regards, Eric
At 6/1/14, Robert Hanson wrote:
You're going to have to send me a picture
--Â I can't reproduce the problem.
On Sun, Jun 1, 2014 at 4:59 PM, Eric Martz
<<mailto:[email protected]>[email protected]> wrote:
Dear Bob,
For quite a while I've been noticing hover reports for invisible
atoms, but didn't find a reproducible simple example till now:
In application 14.1.16,
load =1d66
restrict water
Now when you mouseover black area between the water molecules you
will see hover reports for amino acids and nucleotides.
I see this also happening in 14.0.13 and in 14.0.7.
I assume this is a bug.
I do NOT see it happening in 14.0.2 or 13.0.16.
Regards, Eric
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