Bob,
Thank you for the suggestions. I see you're very busy
with more interesting features of Jmol, but I'm still having problems
with this...
> >
> >>scriptWait() should do precisely what you are interested in doing. I
> >>think you just haven't found the right way to wait on that thread.
> >>
> >>
> >
> >All I've tried is simply 'viewer.scriptWait(command)' in a block
> >of otherwise functioning, thread-naive, java code. This causes the app
> >to hang
> >indefinitely on this line.
> >
> >
> >
> this surprises me. I'll try that myself. Clearly it can work -- Jmol is
> doing it already. What could it be? Miguel should know.
>
Has anyone else tried viewer.scriptWait() in application code?
It still hangs the app up for me.
> You could make a "budget" scriptWait that doesn't return any strings and
> see if that works better for you:
>
> void scriptWaitVoid(String strScript) {
> Eval e = new Eval(this);
> if (e.loadScriptString(strScript, false)) {
> e.runEval();
> }
> }
>
> Do you want to try that?
Tried this, same problem as with scriptWait(), I'm afraid.
Any more help appreciated,
Thanks,
Dave
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