Something like:
http://www.stolaf.edu/academics/chemapps/jmol/docs/examples-11/compare.htm
but maybe better? I experimented with this a bit but didn't finish the job.
This can be done in JavaScript. The way this page is working is:
JmolScript> set loadStructCallback "myfunc"
JavaScript>
syncEnabled = false;
function myfunc(app,message,param) {
setTimeout("loadB()",100)
}
function loadB() {
syncEnabled = true
startSync()
}
function startSync() {
setTimeout("sync()",100)
}
inSync=false
function sync() {
if (inSync)return
inSync=true
var syncing = syncEnabled && document.getElementById("drive").checked
if (syncing && syncingA) {
var s = jmolGetPropertyAsArray("orientationInfo","","A").moveTo
jmolScriptWait(s.replace(/1\.0/,"0.1"),"B")
inSync=false
startSync()
} else if (syncing && syncingB) {
var s = jmolGetPropertyAsArray("orientationInfo","","B").moveTo
jmolScriptWait(s.replace(/1\.0/,"0.1"),"A")
inSync=false
startSync()
}
inSync=false
}
But if you can figure out a scheme that would be reasonable in terms of
setting up this function wihtin Jmol -- I would want it to be possible
to designate what applets are to be synced, not just "all applets on the
page" -- then I can see if I can implement it. Maybe some interesting
issues there.
Bob
Timothy Driscoll wrote:
>On May 23, 2007, at 10:44 AM, Bob Hanson wrote:
>
>
>
>>I think all of Jmol is "synch on" then isn't it? If you rotate any
>>structure, all structures rotate. To do otherwise you have to use Jmol
>>l1.1's "rotateSelected" command.
>>
>>
>>
>sorry; I guess I wasn't that clear. Jmol does rotate all structures
>in the same applet, yes. I was referring to control of multiple
>applets on the same page.
>
>
>
>
>>Do you know where a description of the Chime command is? I can't
>>find it
>>at http://www.life.uiuc.edu/crofts/bc1_in_chime/chime_talk/index.html
>>
>>
>>
>I haven't had much luck either. it's possible they have replaced it
>with sendmouse?
>
>"
>Tag name: sendmouse
>
>Description: Specifies whether to send Chime's mouse events to
>another target Chime plug-in
>
>Syntax: sendmouse={false|true}
>
>false - do not send mouse events to another target Chime plug-in
>
>true - send mouse events to another target Chime plug-in
>"
>
>
>
>
>
>
>>Timothy Driscoll wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>hi,
>>>
>>>does Jmol implement an equivalent to the Chime synch parameter? in
>>>Chime, synch gave the user mouse control of *all* structures on a
>>>page by controlling any one structure. (in other words, rotate one
>>>and all structures rotated.)
>>>
>>>I looked through the mail archives and the doc, but even though I
>>>seem to remember recent discussion on this topic, I found nothing
>>>relevant.
>>>
>>>
>>>many thanks,
>>>
>>>tim
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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