<mapID target="memory" url="html/memory.html" />
<mapID target="groovy" url="html/features/groovy.html" />
+ <mapID target="groovy.colours" url="html/features/groovy.html#groovyColours" />
<mapID target="groovy.featurescounter" url="html/groovy/featuresCounter.html" />
<mapID target="privacy" url="html/privacy.html" />
<mapID target="vamsas" url="html/vamsas/index.html"/>
<tocitem text="What's new" target="new" expand="true">
<tocitem text="Latest Release Notes" target="release"/>
<tocitem text="Groovy Features Counter example" target="groovy.featurescounter"/>
+ <tocitem text="Custom Colourschemes in Groovy" target="groovy.colours"/>
<tocitem text="Omit hidden regions in Overview" target="overview"/>
<tocitem text="identifers.org for URL Links" target="linksprefs" />
<tocitem text="New features in Split Frame View" target="splitframe.mirrorfonts" />
href="../groovy/featuresCounter.html">featuresCounter.groovy</a>
example for more information.
</p>
+ <p><a name="groovyColours"/>
+ <em>Creating custom colourschemes</em><br/>
+ You can create your own alignment colourschemes with a groovy script. We've provided two examples:<br/>
+ <ul>
+ <li><a href="http://www.jalview.org/examples/groovy/colourConserved.groovy">colourConserved.groovy</a> creates an 'Conserved' colourscheme - similar to the classic <a href="http://www.nrbsc.org/old/gfx/genedoc/">GeneDOC</a> shading model.</li>
+ <li><a href="http://www.jalview.org/examples/groovy/colourUnconserved.groovy">colourUnconserved.groovy</a> creates an 'Unconserved' colourscheme, where any unconserved residues are coloured pink.</li>
+
+ </ul>
+ </p>
</body>
</html>