PNGJ is not designed to save any settings other than those that are
specifically necessary to define a state. So no user variables, no overall
preferences. You could save a message in the state by using the message
command, I suppose, but that would have to be a message that was visible to
the
Hi Bob,
I guess I would have been surprised if a backdoor existed. Thanks for thinking
about this.
—Chuck
On Feb 5, 2014, at 4:45 PM, Robert Hanson
hans...@stolaf.edumailto:hans...@stolaf.edu wrote:
PNGJ is not designed to save any settings other than those that are
specifically necessary
Hi Bob and Paul,
Thanks for your replies (both are very helpful).
The PNGJ functionality looks great!
Can I save my app’s private UI state (preferences, etc) as a variable or static
function in JSmol so that PNGJ will write it to the .png file?
(I can imagine the user saving the PNGJ .png file
Hi,
I am also quite interested in that.
Can I save my app’s private UI state (preferences, etc) as a variable
or static function in JSmol so that PNGJ will write it to the .png
file?
As far as I know user defined variables or functions (from jmolscript)
are not saved within the Jmol state.
very best way is to have the user save a PNGJ file --
write PNGJ ?.png
and then have them drag-drop it back into Jmol when they want to restore it.
On Fri, Jan 31, 2014 at 3:41 PM, Paul Pillot
paul.pil...@ac-orleans-tours.fr wrote:
Hi Chuck,
have you tried get property stateInfo ? It
Hi,
When my users open my app, I'd like for JSmol to be in the same state that they
left it in. My users can generate quite a bit of JSmol script. Currently, I'm
using the browser's localStorage to store app state in a JSON object.
What would be the preferred way to extract JSmol state
Hi Chuck,
have you tried « get property stateInfo » ? It should restore everything
including orientation, zoom, etc…
Paul
Le 31 janv. 2014 à 16:32, Charles Harrison Shubert cshub...@mit.edu a écrit :
Hi,
When my users open my app, I'd like for JSmol to be in the same state that
they left
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