Tommi wrote:
> So far I have known that I might be given a number of chars that I need
> (or can) read from the input. But I don't know what "splitting up" and
> "un-escaping" means ; could you give some practical examples of these?
Sure, I will tell you exactly what you need to do. What language
On Mon, 23 Feb 2004, Miguel Howard wrote:
> Be advised, on the input side you are going to have to decode your
> parameters. If I recall correctly, that means that you are going to read
> all of stdin and then call a routine to split up the parameters and
> un-escape them.
So far I have known tha
Tommi wrote:
> I have started to make the cgi-program according the last week's plans.
> The input already works (command-line) but I still need to work with
> output. When I think it's usable I'll post instructions how you can
> download it and try it (tomorrow or Wednesday I hope).
Sounds very g
On Mon, 23 Feb 2004, Miguel Howard wrote:
> After giving it some thought I realized that one api, the
> JmolModelAdapter, should be used for both importing data into Jmol and
> exporting data out of Jmol.
>
> So, I added a method
> JmolViewer.getExportModelAdapter()
>
> Which will return an inst
Tommi (& Egon)
I have done some work on the interface you should use to fetch the data
from Jmol.
After giving it some thought I realized that one api, the
JmolModelAdapter, should be used for both importing data into Jmol and
exporting data out of Jmol.
So, I added a method
JmolViewer.getExpo
