Miguel,
I realized that you mentioned that I should start thinking what the methods to make the 'First frequency' and 'Next frequency' and 'Previous frequency' in the Tools menu work and I never got back to that (because I was doing the tree-building in the AtomSetChooser). I don't think that it should be hard to do that, but I was wondering on how to hook it into the system.
As I mentioned below, I think this can be done by adding these as a new action in the Jmol.java. I am still trying to get a handle on the Java events but believe that I find the source from the event and handle the needed action accordingly . On the other hand, by having it implemented in the script language it would be more accessible and useful in different areas. (E.g., in a vibration popup submenu that may be added down the line). And from your comment below I assume that that is the way you think we should go anyway.
So what I will do is try to figure out how things work in the Eval area (I believe that is where the scripts are being interpreted and executed) and see where I think this may need to be added. Since this is an area of the program I am very unfamiliar with, I will not commit any changes, but run them by you.
Sounds like a plan?
Q: I picked the name AtomSetChooser. I am wondering whether it should really be called a FrameChooser since the script commands and Tools menu talk about frames and frequencies? I just wanted to bring it up and see what you think. I am not wedded to a certain name, it should just be something that makes sense to users too.
René
On Nov 4, 2004, at 1:08 PM, Miguel wrote:
Do you want me to first start looking into the 'Start Vibration' 'Next Vibration' menu items, by adding those as new actions, or do you think it would be better to have them as script commands, e.g., vibration next vibration prev similar to what is in the Jmol Help for the 'animate' command?
This sounds like a very good idea.
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