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This page is meant to be a resource for finding and using macros.
This page is meant to be a resource for finding and using macros.


<StructureSection load='1d9z' size='340' side='right' caption='Structure of UvrB in complex with ATP' scene=''>
<StructureSection load='1mbo' size='340' side='right' caption='Structure of myoglobin in complex with heme and oxygen' scene=''>


==Defined Macros==
==Defined Macros==


'''Example #1: Calling a basic macro function'''
The currently listing of defined macro functions can be found at [[Proteopedia:Macros]].
The currently listing of defined macro functions can be found at [[Proteopedia:Macros]].


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Integrating macro use into JSmol code is straightforward.
Integrating macro use into JSmol code is straightforward.
This example doesn't require any parameter to act. It causes the structure shown to 'bobble()'.
 
'''Example #1: Calling a simple macro function'''
 
This example doesn't require any parameter to act. It causes the structure shown to 'bobble'.
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The <code><nowiki>bobble()</nowiki></code> part triggers the action. The <code><nowiki>exit</nowiki></code> ends the looping bobble.</br>
The <code><nowiki>bobble()</nowiki></code> part triggers the action. The <code><nowiki>exit</nowiki></code> ends the looping bobble.<br/>
You can try the result here:
You can try the result here:


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The <code><nowiki>bobble()</nowiki></code> button triggers the action. The other button uses <code><nowiki>exit</nowiki></code> to stop the looping bobble.</br>
The <code><nowiki>bobble()</nowiki></code> button triggers the action. The other button uses <code><nowiki>exit</nowiki></code> to stop the looping bobble.<br/>
You can try the result here:
You can try the result here:


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'''Example #2: Use of a parameter'''
'''Example #2: Supply the macro a parameter'''
   
   
This example shows how to specify an item or items to act on by passing in a parameter. It is based on the 'Link' example at [[Jmol/Interactivity#Link|Jmol/Interactivity]] where the ligand 'blinks'.
This example shows how to specify an item or items to act on by passing in a parameter. It is based on the 'Link' example at [[Jmol/Interactivity#Link|Jmol/Interactivity]] where the ligand 'blinks'.
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Example code:
Example code:


<nowiki>
<pre>
(<jmol>
(<jmol>
   <jmolLink>
   <jmolLink>
     <script>script /mc/ktheis.spt;blink(ligand)</script>
     <script>script /mc/ktheis.spt;blink({HEM})</script>
     <text>☼</text>
     <text>☼</text>
   </jmolLink>
   </jmolLink>
</jmol>)
</jmol>)
</nowiki>
</pre>


</br>
You can try the result here:<br/>
You can try the result here:
To highlight the heme group, click on the green sun symbol in the parentheses --> (<jmol>
To show ligand(s), click on the sun symbol in the parentheses (<jmol>
   <jmolLink>
   <jmolLink>
     <script>script /mc/ktheis.spt;blink(ligand)</script>
     <script>script /mc/ktheis.spt;blink({HEM})</script>
     <text>☼</text>
     <text>☼</text>
   </jmolLink>
   </jmolLink>
</jmol>)
</jmol>)


'''Example #3: Another showing supplying the macro a parameter'''
Example code:
<pre>
<jmol>
<jmolLink>
    <script>script /mc/ktheis.spt;peekaboo({HEM})</script>
    <text>Hide Heme for a moment</text>
  </jmolLink>
</jmol>
</pre>
You can try the result here:<br/>
<jmol>
<jmolLink>
    <script>script /mc/ktheis.spt;peekaboo({HEM})</script>
    <text>Hide Heme for a moment</text>
  </jmolLink>
</jmol>




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==Coding New Macros==
==Coding New Macros==


Advanced users who want to code additional macros can get a flavor for the JSmol operating behind the scenes and ideas on how they'd code their own by examining the code for macros already available. To view an example go the [[Proteopedia:Macros]] page and note that examples such as the 'bobble()' example include notes on how you import it using <code><nowiki> script /mc/ktheis.spt</nowiki></code>. In particular note the <code><nowiki>/mc/ktheis.spt</nowiki></code> part after 'script'. That is the address of the script code stored at Proteopeida. Place that part after after <code><nowiki>http://proteopedia.org/wiki/</nowiki></code> so you end up at <code><nowiki>http://proteopedia.org/wiki//mc/ktheis.spt</nowiki></code> where you can see the code for several defined macro functions.
Advanced users who want to code additional macros can get a flavor for the JSmol operating behind the scenes and ideas on how they'd code their own by examining the code for macros already available. To view an example go the [[Proteopedia:Macros]] page and note that examples such as the 'bobble()' example include notes on how you import it using <code><nowiki> script /mc/ktheis.spt</nowiki></code>. In particular note the <code><nowiki>/mc/ktheis.spt</nowiki></code> part after 'script'. That is the address of the script code stored at Proteopeida. Place that part after after <code><nowiki>http://proteopedia.org/wiki/</nowiki></code> so you end up at <code><nowiki>http://proteopedia.org/wiki//mc/ktheis.spt</nowiki></code> where you can see the code for several defined macro functions. Jmol's documentation for user-defined functions, that serve as the basis the use of macros on Proteopedia, can be found [https://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/docs/#functionsuser-definedfunctions here].


</StructureSection>
</StructureSection>

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