When I play with our Jmol model kit application for a period of time, I will
sometimes encounter what I'll call applet fatigue. The page does not lock, nor
am I prevented from using mouse model manipulation, but I cannot issue
jmolScript commands.
My gut feel is that this is not a Jmol
Its probably not related other than also being something rather
difficult to track down.
Sometimes, the Jmol menue does not appear when clicking on the Jmol symbol.
Also, sometimes zoom simply disables itself, so zoom can not be adjusted
by the scroll wheel.
On 21.06.12 15:43, Otis
On 06/21/2012 03:43 PM, Otis Rothenberger wrote:
When I play with our Jmol model kit application for a period of time, I
will sometimes encounter what I'll call applet fatigue. The page does not
lock, nor am I prevented from using mouse model manipulation, but I cannot
issue jmolScript
Dear Jmol Developers
The next version of our application is almost ready.
http://www.biofetsim.org/ku_prototype.html
All features we want are in place, now we're basically debugging it and
cleaning it up.
One bug which is difficult for me to track down is the following: you'll
notice a pH
That's probably not related to the issue you reported, but this part of the js
might have performance issues :
function build_interface(resp)
{
/*
Handling of Q_tot coming from bio_rho.cgi.
Json does not work right now, probably problem on
More important than the time needed, the scripts may end up running in
parallel, not sequentially (maybe not, but you better be sure). Send them all
in one go as Paul says.
On 21 Jun 2012 at 20:56, Paul Pillot wrote:
You should reduce the successive jmolScript calls to a single one, with
That's not possible, Angel. They will run sequentially. Period.
On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 2:47 PM, Angel Herráez angel.herr...@uah.es wrote:
More important than the time needed, the scripts may end up running in
parallel, not sequentially (maybe not, but you better be sure). Send them
all
in
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