oops ;-)Is this the proper way to retreive this data?
arghh ... NO!
> Anything that you want *must* go through the JmolViewer.
O.k. So all I need to know about is JmolViewer.java. Makes live easier.
> I prefer to have them in a separate subdirectory because it is easier to > manager. But since people think that they are public then it looks like I > need to move them all into the viewer directory and remove the 'public' > designations.
hm. What about providing an Interface for JmolViewer? I guess if there would have been one in place, it would have stopped me from getting the idea to try accessing data from lower levels...
> > How can the insertion code be retreived?
>
> If the JmolViewer does not provide the information that you need then we
> will add it.
just did a test with e.g. 1h4w. it seems that getAtomSequenceCode returns "221", but not "221A". Is there a separate method to get the insertion code for a residue?
> I have just added
> String JmolViewer.getAtomChain(int atomIndex)
> String JmolViewer.getAtomSequenceCode(int atomIndex)
Thank you! :-)
Andreas
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