Bob,
        I think you fixed some other things when you fixed the crash on goto  
problem.  The problems below were due to miss-selected frames.   
Apparently, before the scripts worked because an initial frame  
selection was carrying through.  I assume that means some other  
statements in the scripts were not actually being done.  All seems  
good now.

Jonathan
On Nov 14, 2008, at 8:10 PM, Jonathan Gutow wrote:

> Bob,
>       The outright crash at the end of loops is definitely fixed.
> However, upon watching some of my scripts carefully while they ran in
> 11.6.5_dev I noticed that some of the actions that should draw
> something do not always.  In particular everything works the first
> time through, but by the second or third pass:
>
> 1) translucent surfaces don't appear (I believe the isosurface
> commands in general aren't working).  They appear to have no atom
> selections, even when the selections are in the line before issuing
> the isosurface command;
> 2) angle measurements are not displayed, despite the fact that the
> info shows up in both the Java console and the script window.
>
> I also encounter an intermittent hang of the applet (not the
> application) when running scripts that use isosurface commands.  I
> suspect there is a memory leak somewhere in the isosurface
> generation.  This is a less important problem, which I will try to
> trace once scripts work as a whole.
>
> Jonathan
>
>
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