Eric, I just added one fix to "visible" that you are going to tell me I
need to do today. :)
In general Jmol waits until the end of a script to "refresh" the
model. It is at this refreshing point when what is visible and what is
not is determined.
Thus, the command:
restrict carbon; select visible;
would not necessarily work as expected. (The other atoms might still be
"visible" until after the script completes.)
I've checked in changes that fix this; jar files are available in
http://www.stolaf.edu/people/hansonr/jmol/test/json
Bob
Eric Martz wrote:
At 2/26/06, Bob Hanson wrote:
it is, in fact,
select visible
[snip]
Should do the trick, right?
You bet, Bob. Outstanding! -Eric
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