Bugs item #2971384, was opened at 2010-03-16 17:03
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Status: Open
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Priority: 5
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Submitted By: Rolf Huehne (rhuehne)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Large image export problem - 11.8.20/11.9.24
Initial Comment:
If I try to export larger images (e.g.: 1600x1600) of larger structures (e.g.:
2NOX, asym.unit, antialiasdisplay on) with the unsigned applet using the
Javascript command 'jmolGetPropertyAsString("image")' with version 11.8.20 or
11.9.24 there occurs reproducibly a rendering error:
rendering error -- perhaps use "set refreshing FALSE/TRUE"?
The exported image contains only parts of the structure (up to nothing at all).
And parts of the structure look like one half of two interlaced images.
If I provide the following two commands (as suggested by the error message?)
immediately before the export it works:
set refreshing false;
set refreshing true;
But then sometimes undesired echo text (e.g.: "Please wait...") is included in
the image. And I also didn't find a reliable way to execute the two commands
automatically just in time before the Javascript export command and use this as
a workaround.
The error doesn't occur with version 11.6.8. The only other version in between
I tried was 11.8.8 and there the error occurs.
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