At the top of your file you say
var resnum = 10;
Under the testing button you use the resnum variable.
<script>
jmolButton_hinge("select *;color white;spacefill off;wireframe off;select
21,22*;"+"select "+resnum+"*;"+"color green;spacefill 2.0","Testing
");
</script>
Other than that, it looks like the value of resnum never changes.
I found no references to resnum in your _modified_ Jmol.js
I am not sure exactly what you are trying to do, but I suggest the following.
- an array of strings with selection criteria
- an index into that array
- increment that index modulo the length of the array
Separately, a few comments about your modifications to Jmol.js
1. If there is functionality that people think is missing from Jmol.js
then please let me know. In many cases I can write it once and many people
can benefit from it.
2. If people need specialized functionality that is not in Jmol.js then I
strongly recommend that people avoid making changes to Jmol.js. Doing so
will make it more difficult for to upgrade to future releases of Jmol.
Rather, I recommend making your own 'MyJmolExtensions.js'. You can include
it as follows:
<script src="../jmol/Jmol.js">
<script src="../jmol/MyJmolExtensions.js">
3. In this specific case, I do not understand the purpose of your
jmolButton_hinge routine. It looks like to me all it is doing is slightly
modifying the script. In which case, I think that you are better off
leaving all of the script code in one place.
Miguel
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