Kokuho , there is an important differemce between
> jmolApplet([650, 450], "load \"" + val + "\"");
and
> jmolApplet([650, 450], "load @val");
The first uses a Javascript variable, while the second (tries to) use a
JmolScript variable.
Regarding the quotes, Jmol needs double quotes (but they are optional in most
cases). The
backslash is just javascript way of including one set of double quotes inside
another. You
could also do
jmolApplet([650, 450], 'load "' + val + '"');
(note the single quotes there)
or, as long as your filepath+name has no troublesome characters, even
jmolApplet([650, 450], 'load ' + val);
> And, is this the way I should use variables in any script command?
Yes, as long as they are Javascript variables and you are writing your code in
the page
source code using Javascript. You example sounded like you wanted to use
JmolScript
variables, which is another business.
Finally, it is recommended that you use
jmolInitialize("../", true);
since that will download only the needed components of the (signed) applet, so
reducing the
page load time --and memory load--. When you use "JmolAppletSigned.jar" as the
second
parameter you are requesting the full applet in one go.
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