> > I've read your discussion about CML and Open Standards and remember that 
> > there were some troubles with changing of CML standard. But since it's XML, 
> > it could be easily extended. What I actually propose is to develop some 
> > agreement between OpenBabel and CDK what names of tags and parameters are 
> > used for mentioned purposes.
> There's actually a cml-discuss mailing list. Looking through my notes about 
> my last discussion with Peter, there are a few questions to be resolved:
> 1) IIRC, there are vector3, line3, and point elements. What about a "box" or 
> "grid" element. Consider, for example an electrostatic potential or Gaussian 
> "cube" file representing an orbital.
> 2) Jmol has added a scheme for "surfaces" e.g., the actual set of triangles 
> for an orbital or other molecular surface. Is there interest in integrating 
> into CML?
> 3) How would one represent a "plane" object (e.g., a visualization of a 
> Miller plane) in CML?

Probably, it's impossible to standardize everything, but I think everyone would 
be in profit if some parameters (e.g., mentioned by me) will be shared
-- 
Regards,
Konstantin

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