Dear Bob,
Thank you very much for your reply and these 2 possibilities !
I tried them but I’m not sure of the right syntax. I tried several
things, among which these ones seemed logical to me:
Option 1)
String myCallBack = ‘’set pickcallback ‘jmolscript: script
Jmol.jar|bondPickingAction.spt’ '';
jmolLigPanel.viewer.script(myCallBack);
Or directly:
jmolLigPanel.viewer.script('' set pickcallback ‘jmolscript: script
Jmol.jar|bondPickingAction.spt’ ");
But doesn’t work.
Option 2) (that I would prefer):
String jmolActions = ‘’
\''allMyJmolInstructionsInOneStringBetweenQuotesHere;\'' ‘’;
String setPickCallBack = '' set pickcallback ‘ jmolscript(‘’ + jmolActions
+ ‘' ) ‘ ‘’;
jmolLigPanel.viewer.script( setPickCallBack );
but it does not work either.
I guess it is only a syntax problem, (quoting ?)
Where am I wrong please ?
I tried a third option: adding the bondPickingAction.spt resource file
in Jmol.jar (—> jar uf Jmol.jar bondPickingAction.spt ),
but does not work either.
Thank you in advance for your help Bob !
Eric
> Le 25 mai 2016 à 21:29, Robert Hanson <hans...@stolaf.edu> a écrit :
>
> Ah, OK. you mean you want that SPT file to be a Jar resource. Very
> interesting! I have not tried that.The default location for that file will be
> in the directory in which Jmol.jar was started. It would not normally access
> anything in its own Jar file.
>
> However, there are two possibilities here.
>
> Option 1) Let jmol open up the jar file (it is just a zip file) and get the
> spt from there. The pipe symbol is used to indicate you want a file from a
> ZIP file:
>
> $ background image "Jmol.jar|org/openscience/jmol/app/images/atomProps.gif"
>
>
> Option 2) Read the contents of the resource into a string using your
> application and getClass().getResource().getContent() and then pass that
> string to Jmol using jmol.script() directly. You can do this straight from
> your callback notification.
>
> Bob
>
>
>
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