Le 20 sept. 2011 à 12:26, Daniel Carbajo a écrit :
> 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");
>
There is something weird here : you trigger the distFn() function when user
make a measure. But you've defined au msgFn() function. So it can't be
triggered by the measure Callback.
You have to be clear about when you want to update the selected residues list.
Is it when a user makes a measure ? is it when the user clicks on a link or a
button ?
You can also use your browser to debug your javascript to see if your functions
work as expected. For example, you can open the javascript console and type in
: msgFn()
you'll see if the list of residues is correctly displayed.
> I would also like to include the temperature factor of the residue's
> C-alpha... any clue?
Just a clue... print {6}.temperature will provide you with the mean temperature
factor for all residues numbered 6. There is a way to get the list for each
residue but I haven't done that for a while and I can't remember what the
proper syntax is.
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