Angel Herraez wrote:
>The hourglass cursor comes and goes in my Firefox-Win, alternating
>with normal arrow cursor; on IE7, it's an arrow most of the time.
>
>
>
Yes, I'm interested in what others observe for that. You should see the
cursor change to a pointing hand or something like that when you hover
over the button, like on a web page, and you should see the cursor
change to a flickering hourglass when you call up surfaces or cavities.
In Jmol 11.1.29, anytime a molecular orbital or other surface is
calcuated, the cursor is set to hourglass. Each of these buttons creates
14 isosurfaces from JVXL files, so the hourglass should flicker 14 times.
By the way, this could be the first-ever animated isosurfaces in 3D on
the web. Certainly for Jmol as far as I know. The key is first running a
set of calculations in the Jmol application that dumped JVXL files, then
porting those to the web and just loading them instead of doing the
whole surface calculation. The loop I used for that looks like this:
n = 1
lastmodel = {*}[{*}].model
message _start
frame @n;select [EMAIL PROTECTED] and not nucleic;isosurface ignore (not
selected) sasurface translucent yellow
f = "iso"+n+".jvxl"
write isosurface @f
select [EMAIL PROTECTED];isosurface ignore (not selected) cavity translucent
0.4 blue;
f = "iso"+n+"b.jvxl"
write isosurface @f
n = n + 1
if (n <= lastModel);goto _start;endif;
Notice that here only one isosurface is created. It just gets replaced
over and over.
Bob
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