On May 19, 2011, at 4:17 PM, David C. Lonie wrote:

> I started work on this very problem shortly after writing the
> crystallography extension, but life got busy before I could finish
> it.

It looks like Pitt will be getting a small grant for enhancements to Avogadro, 
including this feature and a materials builder (e.g., a library of basic 
crystal structures allowing users to pick "rock salt but with K and I instead 
of NaCl"). So if you could put any code you have, I'll make sure it gets done. 
(For example, push that branch to GitHub or send me a patch.)

We'll probably also port the existing unit cell display and supercell 
extensions to the crystallography extension.

BTW, will you post any summary of your Google Summer of Code plans?

-Geoff
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