On Sun, 02 Oct 2011 at 09:08PM -0700, Aielyn wrote:
> /devel/sagenb-main/sagenb/notebook/cell.py - between "elif
> F.endswith('.jmol'):" and "elif F.endswith('.jmol.zip'):" lines
> elif F.endswith('.jmol'):
You should learn how to use "patch" (or Mercurial). It makes this kin
Haven't tried it, but this functionality would be very useful. Have you
considered making a ticket on Trac (http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/)?
Other people could then change the code.
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Well, I've continued to work on it, if only because I thought it would
be good to get experience with coding something like this. And I think
I've improved things somewhat. I still haven't worked on fixing the
problem with *how* it displays when it comes to animations (that is, I
haven't sorted out
> Second, it should actually be possible to create an interactive
> version of Jmol that doesn't have to be re-loaded with each change. It
> should be fairly trivial, for example, to delete a plot (pmesh) and
> replace it with another one, without having to restart the entire load
> process.
It w
OK, I've further tweaked the code, so it no longer produces excess
label markers. I did this by having it only produce labels for the
first frame - it then duplicates them for all the other frames.
Unfortunately, I still haven't figured out how to make the frames
match in terms of coordinates - I f
OK, I actually have managed to hack up a modification to the 3d
plotting base.pyx file, so that I can make it generate an animation in
jmol... however, it's somewhat clunky, and produces a lot of redundant
script content in the resulting file. However, using it, I have
managed to get an animation r
Looking into the issue of Jmol animation, it took me a while to figure
it out... but it's actually not that complicated.
Right now, a typical "SCRIPT" file might start like this:
--
data "model list"
10
empty
Xx -4.2829615 -5.2829615 -6.0
Xx 0.0 -5.2829615 -6.0
Xx 4.2829615 -5.
For animations where the function is changing this is a good idea as
we haven't implemented efficient communication with Jmol yet. For
things like spinning, zooming, etc...that functionality is in the 3-D
Jmol applet used for default 3-D display in the notebook.
Jmol can do animation with user co
