Hi Bob and others,
the documentation isn't very clear about it but it seems that
user-defined atom properties can only be floating point numbers but not
strings, integer numbers or boolean values in Jmol 14.3.13_2015.04.08.
---- Examples -------
load =1deh;
{atomno=1}.property_test1="string";
{atomno=1}.property_test2=5;
{atomno=1}.property_test3=0.04;
{atomno=1}.property_test4=false;
print "test1=" + {atomno=1}.property_test1;
print "test2=" + {atomno=1}.property_test2;
print "test3=" + {atomno=1}.property_test3;
print "test4=" + {atomno=1}.property_test4;
--- Example Output --------
test1=NaN
test2=5.0
test3=0.040000003
test4=NaN
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Q: Is there a specific reason why only floating point numbers seem to be
possible or were the other types just not implemented (yet)?
Regards,
Rolf
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