I've read through:
http://sourceforge.net/p/jmol/mailman/message/29880612/
and I can write the PNGJBIN output as described, but I'm really looking for
something using the write command to export just the XYZ coordinates of the
atoms after the user has moved them.
Unfortunately, all I could find is this:
http://sourceforge.net/p/jmol/mailman/message/32454686/
which is a bit sparse in the details.
So if I use the write command and specify a url with http://... what does
that url need to be? Does that point to a php file (like test.php in the
first example?). If so how do you specify the filetype (needed by write to
know how the coordinates should be setup).
Instead of using write, can you replace PNGJBIN with something else in:
print load("http://your.server/test.php?POST?_PNGJBIN_&msg=OK";;)
Thanks,
David Hibbitts
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