Jmol serialization is complete.
Jmol 10.9.99 completes the serialization, adding dipoles, dots,
isosurfaces, lcaoCartoons, MOs, and pmesh.
I leave this now in the hands of our capable testers. Please give it a
good workout and report any oddities. You can add serialization to your
page the way I did, with the following simple links:
<a href="javascript:jmolScript('save state')">save</a>
<a href="javascript:jmolScript('console;show state')">show</a>
<a href="javascript:jmolScript('restore state')">restore</a>
or you can make it fancier by having multiple states so you can go back
and forth between two models:
<a href="javascript:jmolScript('save state A')">save A</a>
<a href="javascript:jmolScript('console;show state A')">show A</a>
<a href="javascript:jmolScript('restore state A')">restore A</a>
<a href="javascript:jmolScript('save state B')">save B</a>
<a href="javascript:jmolScript('console;show state B')">show B</a>
<a href="javascript:jmolScript('restore state B')">restore B</a>
etc. Or, of course, the Jmol.js equivalents.
What we are looking for:
1) You should be able to save one state, then completely change the
model, and when you click on "restore" you should be back to where you
were when you saved the state.
2) You should be able to clip the "show" script into a script file and
run it (from the same directory) to return to the place you left off.
This should be the case regardless of what you have on the page. That
includes solvent surfaces, complex polyhedra/connect sequences, space
groups, molecular orbitals, multiple files, multiple files inline, the
works. (Hmm, some aspects of animations may be missing. I didn't look
into that.) I'm sure I missed a few flags, but my limiting testing at
http://www.stolaf.edu/academics/jmol/docs/examples-11/new.htm suggests
it actually does work for the most common situations.
If there is anything whatsoever different between the two models --
saved and restored -- please send me the serialization script and also a
comment about what it was supposed to do and what it actually did.
Note again that this is not a "script history". It is a "script
snapshot" that characterizes the current state of the model without
regard to its history. It is a true serialization of the objects and
settings that characterize the model.
Thank you all for testing this. I'm REALLY taking a break now! Let's
choose a date now for 11.0, and I will stay out of it except for bug fixes.
Bob
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