examples would be linked to documentation as follows.
The scripting database would contain four types of example data:
single example commands
simple scripts html pages
1. Specific commands would list examples, as Tim has done some of already. This is just another column in the spreadsheet. So you would see example commands right on the documentation page.
2. Short scripts associated with specific models would allow for automated creation of example pages that are linked to the specific commands in the script. So you would see a link in the documentation that would pull up a standard page showing the script, showing the actual applet code, and showing the active model.
3. commands would be associated into general groups, such as "animation" and "looping" that would link to more detailed html pages with more discussion -- mostly just expanding upon what Miguel has created.
Please tell me what you think.
Also, I redefined some "shapes" see:
http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/docs/testdoc.htm?search=color&;
By the way, I added some anchors and cross-referencing to the Excel/JavaScript-based documentation, and I had some trouble with a couple of commands:
I can't seem to get dots to ever go back to "none". I can't seem to get "vectors scale" to work. I THINK I have the color information more properly defined.
see
http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/docs/testdoc.htm
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