> jmolEvaluate is available via this route (Bob???), hence my use of callbacks.
I understand that Jmol.evaluateVar() is the way to go; please see:
http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/Jmol_JavaScript_Object/Functions#evaluateVar
So, rewriting Eric's code, it could be (Javascript):
var theSeq = Jmol.evaluateVar ( myJmol, '{chain=a}.find("sequence")' );
where "myJmol" is the name of your Jmol object
You should certainly forget about Jmol2.js -- that is a transitional file to be
able to use the
new JSmol object withot rewriitng the old (Jmol.js-based) syntax. I believe
that's not
Luciano's case.
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