Thanks Bob, this approach does seem to work, so I shall change my code
accordingly.
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Does seem odd. Here is a way to do it, though:
data "example"
2
testing
C 1 1 1
O 2 2 2
end "example";
load inline @{data("example")} {1 1 1} spacegroup 22 unitcell [3 4 5 90 90
90]
then you can use
load ""
or
load inline @{data("example")}
any time. Or you could define
x =
Hi Angel,
Thank you for the examples.
First I tried running your code in the console
==
load data "model example"|@MOLECULE|Molecule Name|5
4|SMALL|NO_CHARGES|||@ATOM|1 C1-0. 0.
-0.6300 C 1 fluromethane 0.123871|2 H2 0. 1.0330-0.9980 H 1
The documentation under "data" says
http://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/#data
Using load data instead of just data you can load model data with all of the
loading options of the standard LOAD command.
Also, it says that you should probably use model as part of your data label;
this may be the
Ok, Abel
So you are not loading a mol2 file, you are loading data.
Reloading of data might not be possible, or may need a different syntax.
More investigation is needed on this, I cannoy say right now.
What happens if you copy that data into a text file and load it into Jmol?
Bob will know,
Hi Angel,
The exact version is 14.6.0_2016.05.24.
It seems to be happening to any structure I have.
Have only tried it with mol2 files.
As the simple load command (load "") triggers the same error, I don't think
it's related to the use of the spacegroup filter.
This is how the structures
Hello Abel
We need to narrow the problem
I've just tested with Jmol 14.6.0_2016.05.24, with a pdb file, a mol file and a
mol2 file, and "load" works fine.
e.g.
load =1crn; load "";
load $caffeine; load "";
load
"https://sourceforge.net/p/jmol/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/Jmol-datafiles/mol2/csc
