On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 10:14:25 -0500, "Bob Hanson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said: > ah, that makes sense. So you suggest that when one is being explicit > like this, regardless of the setting of set measureAllModels, one should > see only that single specified measurement.
That's not quite what I'm saying. Compare set measureAllModels ON measure (atomno=1 and */1) (atomno=3 and */10) show measurements Measurement Information distance ?? ?? C 1/1 #1 C 3/1 #3 distance ?? ?? C 1/1 #1 C 3/2 #3 distance ?? ?? C 1/1 #1 C 3/3 #3 .... distance ?? ?? C 1/1 #1 C 3/n #3 for all n frames. with set measureAllModels OFF measure (atomno=1 and */1) (atomno=3 and */10) show measurements Measurement Information distance ?? ?? C 1/1 #1 C 3/10 #3 only It's an interesting > challenge to make that work. I'll think about it... > > Bob > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > >Bob, > > > >Yes, I see all of the below with 'set measureAllModels OFF', > >and it is all good and useful. > >Allowing the display of arbritary frames > >with frame set x,y as you suggest is also a good idea. > > > >But I was talking about what happens with measurements between frames > >when 'set measureAllModels ON'. > > > >Look at what happens when you go > > > >set measureAllModels ON > >measure (atomno=1 and */1) (atomno=3 and */10) > >show measurements > > > >All the created measurements are intra-frame between > >atom 1 and atom 3, i.e. identical to > >what you would get with > >measure (atomno=1) (atomno=3) > > > >I was just suggesting that someone might want instead to get > >Measurement Information > >distance ?? ?? C 1/1 #1 C 3/1 #3 > >distance ?? ?? C 1/1 #1 C 3/2 #3 > >distance ?? ?? C 1/1 #1 C 3/3 #3 > >.... > >distance ?? ?? C 1/1 #1 C 3/n #3 > > > >for all n frames. > > > > > >Again, no big deal, just an idea. > > > >Thanks, > > > >Dave > > > > > >On Thu, 15 Jun 2006 07:51:38 -0500, "Bob Hanson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >said: > > > > > >>Dave, > >> > >>Ah, good. Glad to hear that. Measuring between frames is possible, even > >>in 10.2. > >>You should at least see your measurement table updating, even if you > >>don't see it on screen. > >>Here's what I see using cyclohexane_movie.xyz: > >> > >>frame 1; #just one model visible > >>measure (atomno=1 and */1) (atomno=3 and */10) > >>measure (atomno=1 and */1) (atomno=3 and */11) > >>measure (atomno=1 and */1) (atomno=3 and */21) > >>show measurements > >> > >>Measurement Information > >>distance 2.6147435 0.261 nm C 1/1 #1 C 3/10 #3 > >>distance 2.6083157 0.261 nm C 1/1 #1 C 3/11 #3 > >>distance 2.479709 0.248 nm C 1/1 #1 C 3/21 #3 > >> > >>I don't see any measure marked on the model until I display two models > >>having connecting measures. > >> > >>So: > >> > >>frame 1 #nothing > >>frame 10 #nothing > >>frame range 10 11; frame 0 #nothing > >>frame range 1 10; frame 0 #now I see that first measure > >> > >>If this doesn't work for you, I don't know.... > >> > >>Do you think the following would be useful? > >> > >>frame set 10,11; frame 0 #just displays frames 10 and 11 > >>frame set 1,2,4-6; frame 0 #just displays frames 1, 2, 4, 5, and 6 > >> > >>? > >> > >>I think that would be pretty simple to add. > >> > >> > >>Bob > >> > >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> > >> > >> > >>>(relates to 10.x) > >>> > >>>Bob, > >>> > >>>I've tested all the operations I need and > >>>any others I can think of, and it works very well. > >>>Thank you, I'm impressed by the quick work > >>>and I hope it benefits other users too. > >>> > >>>One more suggestion is for measurements across > >>>frames. > >>>If 'set measureAllModels ON' is on, > >>>currently > >>> > >>>measure (atomno=1 and */1) (atomno=1 and */2) > >>> > >>>does nothing (I think). I think it might be nice > >>>if it created a measurement between atom 1 in frame 1 > >>>and atom 1 in all other frames, so you could > >>>immediately track the motion of an atom across all frames. > >>>Not essential for anything I'm doing myself, just a > >>>thought for others to comment on. > >>> > >>>Thanks again, > >>> > >>> > >>>Dave > >>> > >>> > >>> > > > > _______________________________________________ > Jmol-developers mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jmol-developers -- Dave Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.davidaevans.org _______________________________________________ Jmol-developers mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jmol-developers
