It's something about how I am converting these to JSON and then from there
evaluating them. Otis, here's something to sink your teeth into. Forget
JSON or JavaScript - now you can directly read that info as a "Java" object:
x = Jmol.getPropertyAsJavaObject(jmolApplet0,"moleculeInfo")
x.toString()
"[{nElements=16, numberInModel=1, mf=H 10 C 8 N 4 O 2, number=1,
modelNumber=1.1, nAtoms=24}]"
ok, so x is a JU.Lst:
x.get(0).toString()
"{nElements=16, numberInModel=1, mf=H 10 C 8 N 4 O 2, number=1,
modelNumber=1.1, nAtoms=24}"
and that must be a java.util.Map:
x.get(0).get("mf")
"H 10 C 8 N 4 O 2"
What the heck!! Might as well use it directly. Looks like Java; behaves
like Java. But, actually, it's JavaScript.
​Bob
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