Thanks, Tim.
As far as I am concerned, all future development by users involving callbacks
should be reserved for:
1) User click notification
2) Frame change notification
Any other use is simply not taking advantage of what we have now with the
getProperty business.
-Bob
Timothy Driscoll wrote:
On May 23, 2006, at 1:26 p, Bob Hanson wrote:
Sam, I recommend using Jmol-new.js and Jmol 10.x. With that what you
desire is trivial and requires no callbacks at all, just:
var orientationInfo = jmolGetPropertyAsArray("orientationInfo")
This does the equivalent of:
orientationInfo=new Array()
orientationInfo.moveTo="moveto 1.0 -345 -938 -23 64.8;"
orientationInfo.rotateZYZ="reset; rotate z -160.7; rotate y 64.8;
rotate z 159.0;"
orientationInfo.transYPercent=0
orientationInfo.transXPercent=0
orientationInfo.zoom=100
orientationInfo.rotateXYZ="reset; rotate x -35.1; rotate y -58.6;
rotate z 18.5;"
Bob, I knew if I mentioned your name often enough, you would provide a
better solution. :-) I would certainly recommend the above in lieu of
callbacks; although I have never had trouble with callbacks myself,
they are problematic in general.
tim
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