> Interesting idea, Angel, but typing all those parentheses and quotes?
well, that's what you can have. But read more below
> I had an alias capability in Protein Explorer and I loved it! Used it
> constantly. I had about 100 standard aliases defined.
I know
I just tested, and it's a little simpler:
function q(x) { set antialiasdisplay x } //without the@
then
q(on) //without the quotes
q(off)
and also
q on
q off
nearly what you used to have, is it not?
Wonders of Jmol scripting :-) Hurray, Bob!
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