I don't remember if I got an answer to this.
Bob Hanson wrote:
Also extremely useful would be the capability for JavaScript to read the data for a currently displayed file using scripting. For example,
A=new Array() A=jmolapplet.getAtomCoordinates()
or
XYZ=new Array() XYZ=jmolapplet.getAtomCoordinates(3)
or setting them:
jmolapplet.setAtomCoordinates(3,XYZ)
or all at once:
jmolapplet.setAtomCoordinates(A)
Is there information somewhere regarding the interactions possible between jmol and JavaScript commands?
Bob Hanson
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