Hi Rolf
I was about to suggest what Bob is putting forward: if Javascript is faster,
you
might take part of the code out from JmolScript into JavaScript. I believe he
has demo'ed how.
Another idea: I found that in Javascript there is much improvement in loops
when they are decrementing instead of incrementing the control variable.
Namely, changing
for (i=0; i<n; i++) { ... }
to
i=n;
while (i--) { ... }
Maybe you can squeeze some juice also in JmolScript.
I did not understand the real reason for that, but it does work. There is
abundant documentation in the web.
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