Open registerme1963 opened 3 years ago
let mol = composer.getChemObj(); var data = Kekule.IO.saveFormatData(mol, 'cml'); // or Kekule.IO.saveMimeData(mol, 'chemical/x-cml'); console.log(data); var data = Kekule.IO.saveFormatData(mol, 'mol'); // or Kekule.IO.saveMimeData(mol, 'chemical/x-mdl-molfile'); console.log(data); var data = Kekule.IO.saveFormatData(mol, 'smi'); // or Kekule.IO.saveMimeData(mol, 'chemical/x-daylight-smiles'); console.log(data);
Where do these line go? I believe at moodle/lib/editor/atto/plugins/kekulechem/yui/build/moodle-atto_kekulechem-button/moodle-atto_kekulechem-button.js
The codes to insert molecule data to atto editor region locate in atto/plugins/kekulechem/yui/src/button/js/button.js. The core method is _submitChemObj
at line 441 currently. You may modify the codes inside it into something like:
_submitChemObj: function()
{
var mol = this._chemObjInserter.getChemObj();
var molData = Kekule.IO.saveFormatData(mol, Kekule.IO.DataFormat.MOL);
var editor = this.get('host');
editor.focus(); // IMPORTANT: must focus back to editor, otherwise insertion may failed in blured editor
editor.insertContentAtFocusPoint(molData);
this.markUpdated();
}
Thanks, it is working fine.. I see another problem, when I press the 3D tab in the Insert-Chem-Object dialog it throws an error "it seems that your browser is not modern enough to support the drawing funtion. Please update it" I'm using edge Version 91.0.864.71 (Official build) (64-bit) and I tried with latest Chrome also. Alternatively, I do I create 3D structure (like get3D.html) inside moodle editor regards and Thanks
The 3D rendering currently relies on Three.js, so don't forget to include it in the web page before using Kekule.js. The error message is somewhat bewildering and should be fixed soon, :).
in the chem composer, 'use element specified color' in the setting is set to false. How to make it to true by default?
A simple approach is to change the default render2DConfigs instance shared by all viewers/editors:
Kekule.Render.Render2DConfigs.getInstance().getColorConfigs().setUseAtomSpecifiedColor(true);
The 3D rendering currently relies on Three.js, so don't forget to include it in the web page before using Kekule.js. The error message is somewhat bewildering and should be fixed soon, :).
Is there any update in this regard rV
Yes, it has been fixed already. You may see a more clear error message about Three.js.
Hi Export to png/base64 works fine with kekule moodle atto editor plugin. Is it possible to export as cml or mol data format instead of png? I can then use simple text filter to display the structure on the fly. I already have working filter for converting mol data to svg.