Ah -- that reminds me. The one part of Jmol that has not been implemented
in JSmol is language translation. I'm pretty sure that is going to be
impossible without some serious thought. That system creates specialized
Java "class" files, bypassing the usual Java code stage. We might be able
to do it, but we would have to do some significant innovation to make it
work, and it's not clear to me how it would sense the user's language.
Ideas welcome.
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