El 4 Oct 2007 a las 6:47, Bob Hanson escribió:
> not a bug. You have to use { } in a SET command.
>
> set echo miEnlace {atomno=12 or atomno=13}
>
> The documentation on that is incorrect.
OK. However, it does NOT accept the comma:
set echo miEnlace {atomno=12, atomno=13}
only if I do both braces and parentheses:
set echo miEnlace {(atomno=12, atomno=13)}
Maybe not a bad advice to say:
set echo user-named { ( [atom-expression] ) }
Sets echo position in three dimensions, based on the geometric
center of the specified atoms. Both braces and parentheses are
required.
that way, nobody will fail by inserting just braces and a not-
recognized atom epression such as the comma. Parentheses are
customary almost anywhere with atom expressions, so however bizarre
they are not unexpected.
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