Hello Klaus
I think that it should be possible to do what you want without using eval(),
which is usually not recommended by javascript gurus.
The variable is indeed an object and not a string, but that is what Jmol
expects.
There may be a problem when the variable has not been defined
beforehand; not sure if it will be your case. The trick in that case is to
define
it first like
myJmol = "myJmol"
Better:
I made a page with your functions and it is working as desired when I use it
like this
<input type="button" value="test A" onClick="KS_AtomeHervorheben(A)">
but I get the error when I use it like this:
<input type="button" value="test A" onClick="KS_AtomeHervorheben('A')">
So the issue would be you must pass the object, not the name.
If you don't want to write the object manually, like I did, I suggest that you
use the following instead of eval; one way to refer to objects ny their name is
to use
window[objectname]
That would allow for example this to apply to all Jmol objects named A, B, C,
D:
function setAll() {
for (i=65; i<69; i++) {
KS_AtomeHervorheben( window[String.fromCharCode(i)] )
}
}
<input type="button" value="test all" onClick="setAll()">
> However, one more problem remains. After converting the script to the new
> syntax using
> The code will run in my JSmol enviiroment, but not in the Jmol
> environment.
> either the new syntax is not compatible to the old Jmol using JAVA,
> or that I did not include all necessary files in my html document. Which
> files (beside the old Jmol.js) do I have to include?
It is compatible, but you must be moving to new syntax also for the Java
mode. You must not use Jmol.js any longer, instead just change:
Info.use = 'java'
Info.use = 'html5' // default
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