On 09/22/2011 06:33 PM, Daniel Carbajo wrote: > Done!!! I already made an example function that I have to polish but now it > works like a charm. What I've done is create a numerical variable starting > at 0 that increases every time I fInd "Script completed", then I recognize > the script number of colorLabel in the line "script n started"; if the > increasing variable is equal to the script number (which means the script > has finished), I can make the jmolEvaluate call with no risk. Like this: > But what happens if some scripts end with an error instead of with 'script completed' and the numbers diverge?
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