Angel is right -- you need quotes there:
viewer.script("pmesh me \""+str + "\"")
all double quotes for Java and Jmol.
sushil ronghe wrote:
>
> Thanks bob it is working great!
>
> one more thing i am giving the command :: pmesh me "filename.txt"
> as viewer.script("pmesh me"+str) //str is the absolute path of the file
> in org.openscience.jmol.app.jmol.java
> and got the error "pmesh me >> / << u0 / sushil / myjmol / xmlpath . txt"
>
> then i kept the file in same director and now code looks like
> String str = new String("XMLPATH.txt");
> viewer.script("pmesh me"+str);
>
> again i got the error
> pmesh mexmlpath >> . << txt
>
> I understand that . and / charecters are not expected in the argument.
> so what could be the command in viewer.script to read the pmesh file.
>
>
>
>
> > Thanks for adding more example on pmesh tutorial.
> > I have generated a txt file for my mesh.
> >
> > while running the command pmesh myMesh.txt
> > i am not getting anything(atleast a error message)
> > the script editor just saying
> > script completed!
> >
> > I am sure the file i have created is according to format.
> > LINE 1: number of points
> > LINE 2-n: N number of coordinates
> > LINE 3: Number of planes
> > LINE 4-m:m set of coordinate index
>
> it's that LINE 4 that is causing you the problems. For example:
>
> >4
> >130
> >142
> >143
> >131
> >
> >
> >
> >
> should read
>
> 5
> 130
> 142
> 143
> 131
> 130
>
>
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