Bob,
I’m not sure how significant this is, but I just found an error report in
14.3.16_2015_08_25 that I never noticed before. I use bond-click message
callback to change bond order. If you inadvertently do a click/change for a
bond on a C-H bond, you get the JS error alert below. For the website, I use
14.2.4, and I do not get this error. I should mention that I do a very quick
minimize on on bond changes.
Otis
TypeError: null is not an object (evaluating 'a.bonds') try/catch path:
0 function (b, c)
args[0]=TypeError: null is not an object (evaluating 'a.bonds')
args[1]=function () {a.instantialize(this,arguments);}
1 JM.BondCollection.setBondOrder(a, c)
args[0]=0
args[1]=1
2 JS.CmdExt.assignBond(a, b)
args[0]=0
args[1]=1
3 JS.CmdExt.assign()
4 JS.CmdExt.dispatch(a, b, d)
args[0]=4098
args[1]=false
args[2]=Token[keyword(2/0x1002) value="assign"],Token[keyword(2/0x64...
5 JS.ScriptEval.checkExtension(a)
args[0]=4098
6 JS.ScriptEval.processCommand(a)
args[0]=4098
7 JS.ScriptEval.commandLoop(a)
args[0]=true
8 JS.ScriptEval.dispatchCommands(a, b, c)
args[0]=false
args[1]=false
args[2]=false
9 JS.ScriptEval.executeCommands(a, b)
args[0]=false
args[1]=true
--
Otis Rothenberger
[email protected]
http://chemagic.com
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