Using JavaScript: Almost all attributes can be set through the scripting language. There currently are no 'getter' methods.
Using Java: All attributes are available for getting and setting
Not sure what you mean by 'display settings'.
Sorry, that wasn't clear enough. The Jmol applet version I used (0.6.1) had an object called "displaySettings", an object member. This contained all the user-defined settings for display, that was the drawing mode (Wireframe, Quickdraw, Halfshaded - requested and added by me - and Shaded), Label and Bonds display. If you check "http://www.mathematik.uni-bielefeld.de/~CaGe/Images/jmol.jpg"; you will understand that these were the display states the user could set by pressing keys, and I wanted to remember that between applet instances. Not manipulate the object in anyway, just get it from one instance and pass it on to the other. Now I would want to remember all the states set by right-clicking. It would be nice if the setter method would take an Object rather than the type used for real, so I wouldn't need to know the exact object type when getting and setting.
Sebastian
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