With load DATA just put the data following it as it would be in the file.
Starting immediately on that line. No need for any special line fomatting.
On Thu, Aug 14, 2014 at 8:32 AM, Michael Marden
wrote:
> that helped. the "Load data" example gives a bit more information, and
> shows a vertical
that helped. the "Load data" example gives a bit more information, and
shows a vertical line as separator. I was able to run that example in
VB. I'll experiment with it.
thanks,
Michael Marden
On 14/08/2014 14:56, Rolf Huehne wrote:
> On 08/14/2014 02:16 PM, Michael Marden wrote:
>> thanks Ro
On 08/14/2014 02:16 PM, Michael Marden wrote:
> thanks Rolf,
>
> the commands seem to be the right method for loading from a variable:
> 1)load DATA 2)load INLINE 3)Load "@jmol_variable"
>
> I could not get a result by VB programming.
> load INLINE "1 C 1 1 1" loads an atom from the command inp
thanks Rolf,
the commands seem to be the right method for loading from a variable:
1)load DATA 2)load INLINE 3)Load "@jmol_variable"
I could not get a result by VB programming.
load INLINE "1 C 1 1 1" loads an atom from the command input line.
Is more information available ?
especially for a
On 08/13/2014 04:37 PM, Michael Marden wrote:
> Is it possible LOAD a structure from a STRING ?
> I am using Visual Basic (VB) with a WebBrowser to allow Jmol to present
> the molecule.
> Bob Hanson helped me set up a nice system for 2-way communication VB <->
> Jmol
> Java security is now making i
Is it possible LOAD a structure from a STRING ?
I am using Visual Basic (VB) with a WebBrowser to allow Jmol to present
the molecule.
Bob Hanson helped me set up a nice system for 2-way communication VB <->
Jmol
Java security is now making it difficult to load files from my local
hard drive.
>From a web page applet Jmol might be having problems dealing with shared
drives. I can check on that.
On Thu, Aug 7, 2014 at 3:35 AM, Rzepa, Henry S
wrote:
> Whilst I am on the topic, we have a long standing issue with file paths
> on Windows.
>
> A script such as x = file("?");load @x;
>
>
Whilst I am on the topic, we have a long standing issue with file paths on
Windows.
A script such as x = file("?");load @x;
will successfully load a file from a local hard drive, ie
FileManager.getAtomSetCollectionFromFile(file:/C:/temp/C9_mo29.cub)
FileManager opening 1 file:/C:/temp/C9_mo2
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