David,
As Miguel says, it's basically there, but not necessarily in its final
form.
Take a look at
http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/test/json/property.htm
and see if that is along the lines of what you want. I think you are
talking about the
app here, not applet. That's fine. There are a series of new methods in
Viewer that access
the information. If what is there is not enough, let me know.
Bob Hanson
Miguel wrote:
I am trying to modify the Jmol application so that the
'measurement table' can calculate other things, e.g.
coupling constants.
To do this, I need to be able to access the data
structures of the molecule in the viewer, so that
I can determine which elements are
bound to the atoms which make up the 'measurement'.
How do I do this?
David,
Bob Hanson has recently been working on a better API to retrieve object
parameters.
I suggest that you wait a bit until that work stabilizes.
Miguel
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