Hi George,
The problem in loading pdb file may be due to column positions. The
PDB spec assigns columns to the fields but I have seen other software
producing misaligned columns. Your example may have lost the spacing
while you pasted it, or instead it has single spaces and so no
correct
The SMILES/SMARTS comparison in Jmol is great! As Bob says, you don't have
to worry about the origin of the SMILES strings (as long as they are valid,
of course), Jmol will get the comparison right every time.
One useful additional feature that is not mentioned in the interactive
scripting
Hi,
- the hash type is missing in the description of the type method under the
heading general .xxx functions
I do not know if this is intentional. Range selecting from lists returns a list
when there is more then one item in the list but only the item for single item
lists (and not a single
Thanks!
For my needs it's working beautifully!)
Yan
-Original Message-
From: Angel Herráez [mailto:angel.herr...@uah.es]
Sent: Monday, January 20, 2014 3:34 PM
To: jmol-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Jmol-users] New Java security requirements for RIAs in 7u51
(January 2014)
getProperty ligandInfo returns a nice list of elements in the HET record of the
PDB file, with some exceptions, like ATP and ADP.
Those are not included in the ligandInfo report. Tested on Jmol 14.0.7 (both
Java and HTML5) on several structures, including 1s22 and 1php
Is there other
I'm guessing, but ATP may be recognized as nucleic by Jmol
algorithm and hence excluded from the ligand set, which is not
protein, not nucleic, not solvent if I remember correctly
Sorry, ligand used to be hetero and not solvent, but the problem may
be along those lines.
Thank you Angel for the explanation. Still looking for a solution.
Jaim
On Jan 22, 2014, at 5:00 PM, Angel Herráez angel.herr...@uah.es wrote:
I'm guessing, but ATP may be recognized as nucleic by Jmol
algorithm and hence excluded from the ligand set, which is not
protein, not nucleic, not
Is break n broken in Jmol 14.0.4?
function xxx {
for (i=0;i4;i++) {
for (j=0;j4;j++) {
print i
break 0
}
}
}
xxx
0 \
1 \ ok
2 /
3 /
function xxx {
for (var i=0;i4;i++) {
for (var j=0;j4;j++) {
print i
break 1
}
}
}
xxx
0 \ not
Is calling a user function for a return value broken in Jmol application
14.0.4?
Delay, rotateSelected etc. seem to fail in the function only when called
for the return value
function xyz {
print now(xxx)
delay 1
print now(xxx)
return true
}
function test {
xxx=now()
xyz
The atomName of all polypeptide side-chain atoms is reduced to just the
element name when an atom is added anywhere with the model kit in Jmol
14.0.4.
*example:*CB=C
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Could a play audio.file command similar to the Java play function be
added to scripting? This would allow clicks and beeps or even entire
narrations to be added to Jmol animations. Hopefully it would run in a
separate thread.
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