Bob, you are the coolest! Thanks very much.
On Nov 12, 2008, at 4:40 PM, Robert Hanson wrote:
yes. If you selected the electrostatic potential values when you
read the original file, then they will still be there when you load
the saved JVXL file. While the original file has several possibl
Jeff,
I'm not sure if it will substitute for you, but the eF-site server
colors surfaces using a hydrophobicity color scale as well as an
electrostatic potential scale. The output is in a form that Jmol can
read, (efvet file) as of the next release.
http://ef-site.hgc.jp/eF-surf/index.jsp
So I've added a link to the Sourceforge copy of the Scripting Doc in the
main Wiki page, under the Documentation section (lower right box).
If anyone wants to add other mirrors, the page to edit is
http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/Template:Jmol_Documentation
that should be easily reproducible -- please send the offending script.
On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 8:10 AM, Jonathan Gutow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think I've found it. At some point the "message loop" statement
> gets lost or cleared so that the script processor does not know where
> to retu
yes. If you selected the electrostatic potential values when you read the
original file, then they will still be there when you load the saved JVXL
file. While the original file has several possible values, the JVXL file
will only store one.
I also found a bit of code that was causing JVXL file re
On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 7:49 PM, Angel Herraez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> To me it sounds as a very interesting suggestion. From here in Spain,
> the page load time from the StOlaf server is regularly rather long.
> An alternative server would hence be of help.
Mind that the JavaScript takes qui
No problem, my pleasure ;) It's really exciting to get this kind of
access.
Will these new jvxl files include the EP values? (maybe I am mixing
apples and oranges, just thought I'd ask.)
On Nov 12, 2008, at 8:50 AM, Robert Hanson wrote:
oooh -- now we're talking. Using a new algorithm I
Thanks for raising this, Rolf
To me it sounds as a very interesting suggestion. From here in Spain,
the page load time from the StOlaf server is regularly rather long.
An alternative server would hence be of help.
Of course, I'm not sure of how difficult it may be to maintain an up-
to-date cop
Hi all,
the failure of the scripting documentation server during the last days
reminded that it would be very good to have mirror sites providing this
documentation too.
>From my analysis of the source code of the documentation (and practical
tests) it became clear that it is rather difficu
Nice. Never has it been so easy to get an MEP surface! This looks very
good.
This test version of Jmol (app) did crash however, with the command,
color isosurface translucent 3
Maybe this is not a big deal in an advance, test version. But here are
some details in case:
The Mac console says
I think I've found it. At some point the "message loop" statement
gets lost or cleared so that the script processor does not know where
to return to. I haven't tried playing with spaces, linefeeds and
returns yet. Any thoughts on what the most likely cause is. Could
it be associated wit
I'll look again. However, I didn't see anything in the console and
everything I scripted does happen once. These scripts were also
working with 11.4.4. I will also try going back and stepping through
the various updates to see where they break. It could be a memory
issue. I haven't che
oooh -- now we're talking. Using a new algorithm I wrote last night, I'm
getting 23:1 compression creating JVXL files from those efvet files. So the
20 Mb file comes down to 890K. And with gzip compression, that comes out
471K. So that's 43:1 compression. That should work for web-based delivery.
A
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