* add a test (currently fails, of course)
* backup, not really working
* Fixes#1240
* a bit more parameter tweaking to get some more structures to embed
* add cis and trans to bond stereo
* compiles, does not work
* tests all pass
* Whitespace cleanup to recent changes.
* C++ test case for Bond::setStereo using Bond::STEREOCIS and Bond::STEREOTRANS
* Adding a PRECONDITION to Bond::setStereo to make sure the stereo atoms
are already specified if CIS or TRANS is being specified.
E/Z is technically defined by the topology of the molecule so the
stereo atoms are redundant (easier to understand and use!), but
ultimately redundant with the graph. However, CIS and TRANS is _only_
defined in this usage as the orientation of the atoms in the
getStereoAtoms vector.
* Exposing Bond::setStereo to Python and adding test cases to make sure
it can be used to set CIS/TRANS stereochemistry.
* verify substructure matching works
* Adding Bond::setStereoAtoms to C++ Bond class.
This allows setting the atoms to be considered for CIS or TRANS
directly without a much more costly determination of ranking that E/Z
requires.
* Wrap Bond::SetStereoAtoms into python with a new type of test case.
* docs
- added #ifdef M_PI (...) #endif in all relevant places
- made length() and sqLength() method consistent
with respect to usage of pow(x, 2) vs x*x in
Code/Geometry/point.h
- removed gzip-related boost.iostreams dependency and
replaced with portable "cmake -E tar xzf" command
in Code/ForceField/MMFF/CMakeLists.txt
instead of using the property map interface.
A nice side-effect is that the wart of having to use property maps to loop over bonds or atom neighbors
is now gone.
This potentially breaks lots of client C++ code.
