Jmol prerelease 10.00.57 is now available for download from:

  http://www.jmol.org/files

This release:

* reintroduces the connect() expression (see below)

* removes logging from several file readers

* CifReader file atom element name recognition is improved.

The release is now feature-complete ... no new features will be added.

Reported bugs will be reviewed and considered on a case-by-case basis.



Miguel


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connect() operator
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The connect() operator was previously developed and introduced by Bob.

I have reintroduced it in this release with the following minor
modifications:

connect(<minBondCount>,<maxBondCount>,<expressionSet>)
  returns atoms that contain between <minBondCount> and <maxBondCount>
  atoms in <expressionSet>. Hbonds are considered connections.

connect(<bondCount>, <expressionSet>)
  return atoms that contain exactly <bondCount> atoms that are
  in <expressionSet>. Hbonds are considered connections.
  NOTE THAT THIS IS A CHANGE FROM BOB'S ORIGINAL IMPLEMENTATION where
  this case was a 'minimum' number of bonds

connect(<expressionSet>)
  returns all atoms that are connected to any atom in <expressionSet>
  Note that if the expression set begins with an integer (specifying
  a group number) then you should parenthesize the expression to
  disambiguate the case for the script compiler.

connect(<bondCount>)
  returns all atoms with exactly <bondCount> connections, including hbonds.
  In this sense the behavior is slightly different than the behavior
  of the 'bondedcount' atom property.

connect(<minBondCount>, <maxBondCount>)
  returns all atoms with between <minBondCount> and <maxBondCount>
  connections, inclusive. Note that this includes hbonds.

connect()
  this form returns the set of atoms that are connected to any other atom.
  NOTE THAT THIS IS A CHANGE FROM BOB's ORIGINAL IMPLEMENTATION where
  the empty parentheses were not required.



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