Dear Angel Herráez,
Thank you... Angel Herráez, for your suggestion. I tried your method
before, but it shows wrong result. So, I dropped using the method
*Jmol.evaluate()* and *Jmol.evaluateVar()*. Actually, both SMILES strings
are same, but the result shows* false*.
While I run the script in console window, It showed wright result. For your
reference, I have given links for two snapshots of output using both
methods.
Snapshot of the output using *Jmol.evaluateVar() *method:
http://www.biogem.org/uploads/JSmol_SMILES.png
Snapshot of the output using console window:
http://www.biogem.org/uploads/JSmol_Console.png
I am confused whether using *Jmol.evaluateVar() *function is only choice
(or) the declaration is wrong.
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*T. Ashok Kumar*
Head, Department of Bioinformatics
Noorul Islam College of Arts and Science
Kumaracoil, Thuckalay - 629 180
Kanyakumari District, INDIA
Mobile:- 00 91 9655307178
*E-Mail:* *ashok.bioinformat...@gmail.com <ashok.bioinformat...@gmail.com>*,
*as...@biogem.org <as...@biogem.org>*
*Website:* *www.biogem.org <http://www.biogem.org>*
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