Hi,
Is there any possible location of a script file that the
Jmol-Application would automatically evaluate when starting? (Similar
to, say, an .bashrc)
I guess not, at least I couldn't find anything the documentation (main
website, wiki or scripting doc).
I would really like to pre-define a series of functions that from that
point on are available as scripting commands, without manually loading
the script-file every time.
I know there are a few workarounds to do this:
1) add 'script "${HOME}/.jmol/startup.spt";' to all of my scripts
2) add '-J $HOME}/.jmol/startup.spt' to my jmol or jmol.sh startup script
3) define my functions in a macro file
'$HOME}/.jmol/macros/startup.macro' and execute it with a few clicks
everytime after Jmol has started. (this is actually what I do right
now)
But 1) and 3) are kind of tedious and 2) would pre-occupy the -J
script and block me from using it later on.
If, however, Jmol would evaluate an existing file called, say,
"${HOME}/.jmol/startup.spt", I could define my own default settings,
function, etc., in there to always find a pre-configured
Jmol-environment, whenever I open the Application.
Would someone else find this useful as well? Or does this already
exist and is just not documented?
Oliver
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