Eric Martz wrote:
set echo myecho 0% 85%
echo hello
set echo myecho center # hello remains at left edge, not centered
echo blah # echo appears at left edge, not centered
I understood that once you are using positioned (named) echos, left
/ center / right does not define the position, but
Definitely bugs. Please file a bug report.
I love the fact that you can name an echo, display it, then operate
on a second named echo without affecting the first. This is a super
feature!
However:
The following invalid argument results appear to me to be bugs in
set echo, in Jmol applet
I love the fact that you can name an echo, display it, then operate
on a second named echo without affecting the first. This is a super feature!
However:
The following invalid argument results appear to me to be bugs in
set echo, in Jmol applet 11.4.RC1, as it is documented:
set echo off #
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