The WRITE command writes pixel for pixel exactly what is on the screen,
provided you are using
set antialiasDisplay
so perhaps it's an issue with that. You could always use
zoom 80
zoom 90
(as in percent) to get a bit more margin before issuing the WRITE command.
Bob
On Sun, Aug 18, 2013
Works great! I had forgotten about backticks because I was using "system."
I had some awful syntax issues (I'm on windows - my double quotes versus
single quotes seem to work backwards form what your code uses sometimes -
I'm on windows, wonder if that matters), but got it working, which I would
no
For example, your database shows structures. What's the best default
orientation to show such that the longest side of the box is along X and
the shortest depth is toward the user?
rotate BEST
Bob
On Sun, Aug 18, 2013 at 4:57 AM, Angel Herráez wrote:
> Hi Bob
>
> Interesting. I'm still guess
Am 18.08.2013 20:09, schrieb Rolf Huehne:
> In Perl it could look like this (not tested):
>
> --
> chdir("my_jmol_path");
> my @jmol_output = `java -jar JmolData.jar -n -J 'function
> my_print(value) {for (var z in value.lines) { print "DATA:\t" + z; }}
> my_print("Hello from Jm
Am 18.08.2013 18:12, schrieb James:
> The second scenario - I never even see the GUI. I am using jmol.jar, not
> the applet (although I gather the distinction between the two or at
> least packaging of the applet, has changed recently).
>
The easiest way to invoke a program and get the results back
The second scenario - I never even see the GUI. I am using jmol.jar, not
the applet (although I gather the distinction between the two or at least
packaging of the applet, has changed recently).
Sincerely,
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Am 18.08.2013 17:30, schrieb James:
> Hi,
>
> This is probably a dumb question, but I've gone too long without
> figuring this out. I'm using Perl, but I assume this would apply to any
> language other than Javascript where one cannot simply access Jmol's
> data structures:
>
> How do I get data ou
Hi,
This is probably a dumb question, but I've gone too long without figuring
this out. I'm using Perl, but I assume this would apply to any language
other than Javascript where one cannot simply access Jmol's data structures:
How do I get data out of Jmol and into my script?
Sending commands is
On 8/18/2013 6:18 AM, Angel Herráez wrote:
> I'm not sure I understand the css/printing business.
Me either, but Pshemak said he wanted a substitute image for the
printed version, and seemed to imply that the regular model does not
print.
What I am seeing is indeed that the browser prints th
> I'm not sure I understand the css/printing business.
Me either, but Pshemak said he wanted a substitute image for the printed
version, and seemed to imply that the regular model does not print.
What I am seeing is indeed that the browser prints the HTML5 version all
fine. For the Java applet
Hi Bob
Interesting. I'm still guessing what this would be useful for but, since you
mention the box, it could be nice to have a way to draw that box also, with or
without the rotation.
?
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