Ian Sillitoe

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The [examples](http://webchemdev.ncbr.muni.cz/LiteMol/Examples/Commands/) are a great way of highlighting how to play with the fine details - not so easy for someone new to the project to get up and running...

@dsehnal Sounds great, thanks. Common Tasks: - create new instance (with default options) - load a PDB id (e.g. from PDBe backend) - load a custom PDB file (e.g. #3)...

Thanks - that's a very clear explanation (apologies if this is already written elsewhere) I can see the advantage of using this kind of approach (avoiding large data objects). Probably...

Great - thanks. Following the instructions in FAQ I'm getting the error: ``` TypeError: Plugin.create is not a function ``` Have I missed something obvious? I've add screenshot with the...

Great - all works. Possible issue with vertical sizing? i.e. I'm inserting this into ``` html ``` ![litemol-bug1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/152954/20185392/cd31368c-a763-11e6-8574-dcc2852e2302.png) but the plugin renders above and below the target div box ![litemol-bug1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/152954/20185290/6357d892-a763-11e6-8375-2ad0c1e7ac27.png)...

Thanks. Yes, I had accidentally left out the `margin-top` and `margin-bottom` (which to be fair is explicitly mentioned in the FAQ)

Sounds great, thanks. Those utility functions (i.e. the "external" facing functions) would be a great place to start if you're still looking at generating API docs from source. The "internal"...

Thanks very much for taking the time to answer this so thoroughly. I think this may well be useful documentation for others too. I'm in a meeting all day tomorrow...

I'm getting a bit stuck with type casting: The above worked okay - though I found that I needed to change the line... ```TypeScript let data = t.add( plugin.root, Transformer.Data.Download,...

Thanks - that sheds a bit more light on coercions as well. On Tue, 22 Nov 2016, 00:14 David Sehnal, [email protected] wrote: > Ah yes, sorry. The types are indeed...