Rolf, I just found a bug in the GUI for JSmol that made it so that MSIE
executed commands in the search box twice -- I think it may be the same
with JenaLib:
<input class="jmol" type='text' id='jmol_command' size='30'
onKeypress='if (event.keyCode == 13) {idbSubmitScript()}'>
<input class="jmol" id="run_jmol_command" type="button"
onClick='idbSubmitScript()' value="run">
At least for me, a combination just like that on jsmol.htm fired both
onKeyPress and onClick -- same command twice -- in MSIE specifically. So
all my hand-entered commands were being executed twice!
At least for me, I had to change that onKeyPress to:
onKeypress='if (event.keyCode == 13) {idbSubmitScript(); return false}
Nasty!
Also, this next part probably doesn't have anything to do with your
business, but I thought I would let you know anyway. To complicate things,
my threading interrupts made the two issuances occur concurrently and
produced very strange results. Particularly when I issued this command:
!set echo top left; t=now();refresh;isosurface vdw;t = now(t);echo @t
If this command is given twice, rapidly, then the echo is not what you
might expect:
41
391189626
Whoah! Setting debugScript TRUE, we see what is happening:
$ !t = now(); delay 5;t = now(t);echo @t
t = now();
delay 5;
$ !t = now(); delay 5;t = now(t);echo @t
t = now();
delay 5;
t = now(t); // return from the FIRST delay
echo @t;
41
t = now(t); // return from the SECOND delay!
echo @t;
391189626
That's because of the "!", which interrupts the first script and starts the
second. And the fact that I am repurposing the variable t. Here it is
without the !:
$ t = now(); delay 5;t = now(t);echo @t
t = now();
delay 5;
$ t = now(); delay 5;t = now(t);echo @t
t = now(t);
echo @t;
5027
t = now();
delay 5;
t = now(t);
echo @t;
5049
My mistake to leave that "!" in there....
Bob
On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 6:29 PM, Robert Hanson <[email protected]> wrote:
> try adding a delay of a fraction of a second. I think your script is just
> too fast. What about slower scripts, like isosurface creation?
>
> Just to be clear, "JSmol" and "Jmol" are really one thing; both Java and
> HTML5, so let's call these "with Java" and "with HTML5" or something like
> that rather than "JSmol" and "Jmol".
>
> Bob
>
>
> On Tue, Nov 26, 2013 at 3:49 PM, Rolf Huehne <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>> Am 26.11.2013 22:15, schrieb Robert Hanson:
>> > I misunderstood. Somehow thought we were talking about the monitor
>> > message still. All my tests with
>> >
>> > set echo top left;echo xxxxxxx;refresh;........more here......;echo;
>> >
>> >
>> > work fine. Can you give me some example that does not?
>> >
>> There might be some platfom-specific differences. With Firefox 25.0 on
>> Win7 on my laptop at home the wait message seems to be always wisible.
>> With Firefox 25.0 on Linux at the office it wasn't. I will try it again
>> tomorrow.
>> An example command would be "background black" (size: 600x600 pixel).
>> With Jmol on Linux the wait message was most of the time visible for a
>> small fraction of a second, but never with JSmol. On Win7 it is now
>> always visible in JSmol (and much longer than in Jmol on Linux).
>>
>> Interestingly and somehow in contrast to the above, the JSmol speed
>> increased on my laptop by a factor of about 10 (regarding the number of
>> atoms, roughly comparing the rotation speed with about 5000 and 50000
>> atoms) after I updated a few days ago from Firefox version 22 to 25. The
>> Firefox update was the only change. But with Firefox version 25 on Linux
>> the speed is about the same as with Firefox 22 on Win7.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Rolf
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