>> I recommend that the 'code' parameter always say:
>> code="JmolApplet.jar"
>> and that 'archive' say:
>> archive="/my/path/to/Jmol.jar"
This should have said "my/path/to/JmolApplet.jar"
> so code and archive would refer to two different .jar files?
> what is the significance of "code"?
code refers to the name of the class that should be run.
archive refers to the .jar file where that class can be found.
The JmolApplet.jar file actually contains multiple applets. You can say
[applet code='JmolAppletControl' archive="JmolApplet.jar' ... ]
[param name='type' value='button']
...
[/applet]
if you want to use JmolAppletControl buttons instead of HTML buttons.
Alternatively, you could choose to rename the .jar file to be something else.
[applet code='JmolApplet' archive='JmolV10pre999.jar' ...]
Miguel
>>> one or two frames that don't seem to go in the right order.
>>> Is this intentional? What's the story on this?
>> Nothing intentional. I have not seen this behavior.
>
> I take it then that you assume, and jmol behaves, as though they should
run 0,1,2,3,4,5,... as would be rational?
Correct. That is the intended behavior and that should be the way that it
is implemented in Jmol.
note that frame/model numbering starts with 1, not with 0
If you say 'frame 0' you get the same thing as 'frame all'
If I recall, the Jmol animation frame currently defaults to 10
frames/second. It may be hard-wired to that ... don't remember.
In the future the frames in your file will be 'key-frames' and we will do
interpolation between the frames in order to provide smoother motion.
This will all be automatically detected. There will be no explicit
scripting control.
> Does anyone have the official file specs for xyz animations? Maybe MDL
just coded it wrong.
Don't know. I am not aware of any official 'spec'. If someone found one
that would be great.
I find it hard to believe that they could get this wrong, but I suppose
that it is possible.
Miguel
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