Hi David > "hbonds calculate"
That change was introduced long time ago; it has nothing to do with the switch to JSmol. You only need it once, before the first instance of hbonds on. You are safe if you add it after load. > Jmol.jmolCheckbox(myJmol, "spin off; spin on;", "spin on; spin off;", > " Spin", true); // for spin I do not see why you'd need 2 instances of spin. Isn't one direct enough? Anyway, read below about the _spinning variable. > I can't just put in a command "spin on" after the flip because the > user might have turned spin off and in that case the result would be > wrong. Anyone know why this has changed (it was a very old version of > Jmol java I was using) and, more to the point, is there a way to put > in a conditional statement so that the original spin state (on or off) > is restored? Yes! You can check what's the spinning state Taken from the doc: _spinning whether or not the model is currently spinning (true or false). if (_spinning);spin off;else;spin on;endif; In your situation, that could maybe be: Jmol.jmolCheckbox(myJmol, "if (_spinning);reset;spin on;else;reset;endif;", "if (_spinning);reset;rotate x 90;spin on;else;reset;rotate x 90;endif;", " Toggle Base-stacking view"); Though I'm not sure you should really need such a convoluted way. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Jmol-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/jmol-users
