Yes, that makes sense. Funny that we just talked about this.
string.lowerCase() apparently chokes with Turkish.
Go figure.
Bob
On Tue, Jun 3, 2014 at 2:13 PM, Angel Herráez <angel.herr...@uah.es> wrote:
> Dear Bob,
> You're going to love this bug report. It's thrilling!
>
> I was today demonstrating the new PDB "ligand pocket" view that uses the
> "contact" command. Guess what... it breaks in Turkish computers, nothing is
> displayed but the standard protein rendering.
>
> I think I have tracked down the issue. This is the error in the console
> history:
>
> ----line 23 command 20 of function gotoligand:
>
> contact ıd >> "surf" << { ligandatoms } surface
>
> ----
>
> gotoligand ( "" , "IBP" )
>
> Note that Turkish "i" without the dot. I guess the uppercase ID (that
> you usually use) is being somewhere converted to lowercase, and in Turkish
> that means without the dot on the i, and Jmol chokes.
>
> That happens while working directly on the PDB site (Jmol Java), at
> least with Chrome and Firefox, and does not happen on my Spanish laptop in
> the same room and network. This means all Turkish users are deprived of the
> nice display of ligands within the contact-colored surface.
>
> For clarification, Turkish is unique in having 2 kinds of "i" in both
> upper and lowercase and the matching makes it different:
> i --> İ
> ı --> I
>
> while in any other language:
> i --> I
>
> (I hope the Unicode characters don't get lost in the email)
>
> Probably changing the original code into lowercase "id" will avoid the
> issue.
> We can test up to next Friday.
>
> Cheers,
>
>
>
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