Hi Paul thanks and compliments on your page! After having a look at the
source code I am trying the following (which does not work):
javascript function:
function msgFn() {
var x = jmolScriptWait('print script("show residue")');
var t = '\n' + document.getElementById('msg').value;
document.getElementById('msg').value = x + t;
}
as initializing the applet:
jmolSetCallback("MeasureCallback","distFn");
html:
<textarea autocomplete="off" id="msg" cols="48" rows="6" wrap="off"
style="resize:none;"></textarea>
Am I on the right path? What could be failing? I would also like to include
the temperature factor of the residue's C-alpha... any clue?
Thanks a lot!
Daniel
2011/9/20 Paul Pillot <[email protected]>
> I have a working example at the following page :
> http://librairiedemolecules.education.fr/outils/webapp_libmol/
> Once the application is loaded, search for a random structure in the text
> slot (for example "globine")
> The structure will load and a new tab called "Séquence" should appear on
> top of the right panel. If you click on that tab, you'll see the sequences
> of all the chains with all the currently selected residues highlighted. You
> can click on whichever residue (or chain) you'd like to deselect or
> re-select it.
> In fact, each time this sequence widget is used, show residue commands are
> issued in order to update the display of the current selection in the
> sequences.
> (This widget also has an other interesting feature : it highlights in Jmol,
> the residue currently hovered on the sequence display. )
> You can have access to the source code by rightclicking.
> I can't remember how I did the parsing of the currently selected residues
> ?!
> Maybe the following command would suit your needs : it gives an array with
> references to the currently selected residues : jmolScriptWaitAsArray("show
> residue")[0][0][3].split("|")
>
> Le 20 sept. 2011 à 11:08, Daniel Carbajo a écrit :
>
> Could you provide an example of that Paul?
>
> 2011/9/19 Paul Pillot <[email protected]>
>
>> To know which residues are selected, you should send the script command
>> "show residue" or "show sequence" and parse the response.
>>
>> Le 19 sept. 2011 à 19:11, Angel Herráez a écrit :
>>
>> >> So is ScriptCallback the correct way to get the information of the
>> >> residues selected and the surfaces rendered?
>> >
>> > I'm not sure. Haven't tested this thoroughly.
>> >
>> >
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