I think I fixed the VRML menu bug, right? Oh -- it's in 11.6.14, not
released, but code is there.
On Tue, Jan 13, 2009 at 10:10 AM, Angel Herráez wrote:
> Hi Marko
>
> I'm happy to know that you are finding solutions.
>
>> Yes, it seems that I want to use *exactly* those features of programs that
Hi Marko
I'm happy to know that you are finding solutions.
> Yes, it seems that I want to use *exactly* those features of programs that
> have bugs ;-)
That's good. Somebody has to find the bugs so that we have an even better
program. And
thanks to Bob Hanson who fixes them so quickly.
> May
Hi Angel,
thank you so very much!!
Yes, it seems that I want to use *exactly* those features of programs that
have bugs ;-)
Maybe, one day, Jmol developers will make it possible to save Jmol files
as .dxf (and other formats), just as they appear in Jmol - together with
labels and dotted surf
Angel Herraez wrote:
>> Thank you for the tip, but I noticed that "write state" doesn't support
>> in the Applet version?
>
> Yes, as everything that writes to disk, it is not available for the
> unsigned applet. You can use application or signed applet for that.
> Or just save to memory in a Jm
Hi,
from the applet menu (right click), show/current state does display
the state file in the Jmol console, which you can copy and paste for
further use.
Paul
Le 13 janv. 09 à 11:24, Ashika Umanga Umagiliya a écrit :
> Hi Angel ,
>
> Thank you for the tip, but I noticed that "write state" doe
> Thank you for the tip, but I noticed that "write state" doesn't support
> in the Applet version?
Yes, as everything that writes to disk, it is not available for the
unsigned applet. You can use application or signed applet for that.
Or just save to memory in a Jmol user variable to wich the ou
Hi Angel ,
Thank you for the tip, but I noticed that "write state" doesn't support
in the Applet version?
Best regards,
umanga
Angel Herraez wrote:
> Hi Umanga
>
> When you have the initial view as you want it, use
> show state
> and store that script (in an internal variable* or saved to
Hi Umanga
When you have the initial view as you want it, use
show state
and store that script (in an internal variable* or saved to a file,
"write state"), then later restore it either calling that script or
loading the script file.
*) may be using Java, o Javascript, or even a Jmol use
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