Am 26.11.2013 21:28, schrieb Robert Hanson: > JSmol does not ignore the refresh, but remember there is only one > thread, so if your timeouts on the fade don't get processed before the > moveto continues, you may see no message. (Guessing here....) > Obviously I wasn't clear enough. It is the other way round. With a command like 'moveto', with a built-in refresh, the wait message is visible. With other commands it is not, although I havn't tested this very extensively. It was just the most obvious difference between the scripts with and without a visible wait message. And the behaviour is the same in Jmol if the explicit 'refresh' command is removed.
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