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rdkit/Code/GraphMol/RWMol.h
Dan N eaa44b40c2 Enhanced stereo read/write support in SDF files. (#2022)
* add a couple test files

* backup

* first pass at some theory documentatin

* it's a draft

* Update enhanced stereochemistry documentation

Adds initial target use case and caveats about the tentative
nature of the current implementation.

* Support read/write of molfile enhanced stereochemistry

This includes reading and writing of enhanced stereochemistry
from v3000 molfiles (sdf). Enhanced stereochemistry encodes
the relative configuration of stereocenters, allowing
representation of racemic mixtures and compounds with
unknown absolute stereochemistry.

It does not include:
* Python wrapping
* invalidation of the enhanced stereochemistry
* use of enhanced stereochemistry in search
* depiction of enhanced stereochemistry.

* Update to reflect changes from #1971

* change names of enum elements to allow compilation in VS2017

I think it's also clearer to do things this way

* Addressed most review comments.

* Run missed test "testEnhancedStereoChemistry"
* In tests, added size checks to group equality checks
* Updated copyright statements
* Deleted mol created for a test
* Use perfect forwarding in RWMol::setStereoGroups()
* use references for stereo groups that are checked in write and pickle
* Updated stereogroup.h in hopes of fixing compilation on Windows.
* clang-format

* try allowing a switch to boost regex and requiring it for g++-4.8

* do a better job of that

* typo

* Code review comments. Updated Copyright notice.

* When an atom is deleted, delete stereo groups containing it.

Also updates StereoGroup toUse accessors instead of
constant member attributes. This allows move of StereoGroups.

* RDKit style guide

* Add header required on Windows.

* get the SWIG wrappers to build
2018-09-26 15:44:23 +02:00

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//
// Copyright (C) 2003-2009 Greg Landrum and Rational Discovery LLC
//
// @@ All Rights Reserved @@
// This file is part of the RDKit.
// The contents are covered by the terms of the BSD license
// which is included in the file license.txt, found at the root
// of the RDKit source tree.
//
/*! \file RWMol.h
\brief Defines the editable molecule class \c RWMol
*/
#include <RDGeneral/export.h>
#ifndef __RD_RWMOL_H__
#define __RD_RWMOL_H__
// our stuff
#include "ROMol.h"
#include "RingInfo.h"
namespace RDKit {
//! RWMol is a molecule class that is intended to be edited
/*!
See documentation for ROMol for general remarks
*/
class RDKIT_GRAPHMOL_EXPORT RWMol : public ROMol {
public:
RWMol() : ROMol() { d_partialBonds.clear(); }
//! copy constructor with a twist
/*!
\param other the molecule to be copied
\param quickCopy (optional) if this is true, the resulting ROMol will not
copy any of the properties or bookmarks and conformers from \c other.
This can
make the copy substantially faster (thus the name).
\param confId if this is >=0, the resulting ROMol will contain only
the specified conformer from \c other.
*/
RWMol(const ROMol &other, bool quickCopy = false, int confId = -1)
: ROMol(other, quickCopy, confId) {
d_partialBonds.clear();
};
RWMol &operator=(const RWMol &);
//! insert the atoms and bonds from \c other into this molecule
void insertMol(const ROMol &other);
//! \name Atoms
//@{
//! adds an empty Atom to our collection
/*!
\param updateLabel (optional) if this is true, the new Atom will be
our \c activeAtom
\return the index of the added atom
*/
unsigned int addAtom(bool updateLabel = true);
//! adds an Atom to our collection
/*!
\param atom pointer to the Atom to add
\param updateLabel (optional) if this is true, the new Atom will be
our \c activeAtom
\param takeOwnership (optional) if this is true, we take ownership of \c
atom
instead of copying it.
\return the index of the added atom
*/
unsigned int addAtom(Atom *atom, bool updateLabel = true,
bool takeOwnership = false) {
return ROMol::addAtom(atom, updateLabel, takeOwnership);
};
//! adds an Atom to our collection
//! replaces a particular Atom
/*!
\param idx the index of the Atom to replace
\param atom the new atom, which will be copied.
\param updateLabel (optional) if this is true, the new Atom will be
our \c activeAtom
\param preserveProps if true preserve the original atom property data
*/
void replaceAtom(unsigned int idx, Atom *atom, bool updateLabel = false,
bool preserveProps = false);
//! returns a pointer to the highest-numbered Atom
Atom *getLastAtom() { return getAtomWithIdx(getNumAtoms() - 1); };
//! returns a pointer to the "active" Atom
/*!
If we have an \c activeAtom, it will be returned,
otherwise the results of getLastAtom() will be returned.
*/
Atom *getActiveAtom();
//! sets our \c activeAtom
void setActiveAtom(Atom *atom);
//! \overload
void setActiveAtom(unsigned int idx);
//! removes an Atom from the molecule
void removeAtom(unsigned int idx);
//! \overload
void removeAtom(Atom *atom);
//@}
//! \name Bonds
//@{
//! adds a Bond between the indicated Atoms
/*!
\return the number of Bonds
*/
unsigned int addBond(unsigned int beginAtomIdx, unsigned int endAtomIdx,
Bond::BondType order = Bond::UNSPECIFIED);
//! \overload
unsigned int addBond(Atom *beginAtom, Atom *endAtom,
Bond::BondType order = Bond::UNSPECIFIED);
//! adds a Bond to our collection
/*!
\param bond pointer to the Bond to add
\param takeOwnership (optional) if this is true, we take ownership of \c
bond
instead of copying it.
\return the new number of bonds
*/
unsigned int addBond(Bond *bond, bool takeOwnership = false) {
return ROMol::addBond(bond, takeOwnership);
};
//! starts a Bond and sets its beginAtomIdx
/*!
\return a pointer to the new bond
The caller should set a bookmark to the returned Bond in order
to be able to later complete it:
\verbatim
Bond *pBond = mol->createPartialBond(1);
mol->setBondBookmark(pBond,666);
... do some other stuff ...
mol->finishPartialBond(2,666,Bond::SINGLE);
mol->clearBondBookmark(666,pBond);
\endverbatim
or, if we want to set the \c BondType initially:
\verbatim
Bond *pBond = mol->createPartialBond(1,Bond::DOUBLE);
mol->setBondBookmark(pBond,666);
... do some other stuff ...
mol->finishPartialBond(2,666);
mol->clearBondBookmark(666,pBond);
\endverbatim
the call to finishPartialBond() will take priority if you set the
\c BondType in both calls.
*/
Bond *createPartialBond(unsigned int beginAtomIdx,
Bond::BondType order = Bond::UNSPECIFIED);
//! finishes a partially constructed bond
/*!
\return the final number of Bonds
See the documentation for createPartialBond() for more details
*/
unsigned int finishPartialBond(unsigned int endAtomIdx, int bondBookmark,
Bond::BondType order = Bond::UNSPECIFIED);
//! removes a bond from the molecule
void removeBond(unsigned int beginAtomIdx, unsigned int endAtomIdx);
//! replaces a particular Bond
/*!
\param idx the index of the Bond to replace
\param bond the new bond, which will be copied.
\param preserveProps if true preserve the original bond property data
*/
void replaceBond(unsigned int idx, Bond *bond, bool preserveProps = false);
//@}
//! Sets groups of atoms with relative stereochemistry
/*!
\param stereo_groups the new set of stereo groups. All will be replaced.
Stereo groups are also called enhanced stereochemistry in the SDF/Mol3000
file format. stereo_groups should be std::move()ed into this function.
*/
void setStereoGroups(std::vector<StereoGroup> &&stereo_groups) {
return ROMol::setStereoGroups(std::move(stereo_groups));
};
//! removes all atoms, bonds, properties, bookmarks, etc.
void clear() {
destroy();
d_confs.clear();
ROMol::initMol(); // make sure we have a "fresh" ready to go copy
numBonds = 0;
};
private:
std::vector<Bond *> d_partialBonds;
void destroy();
};
typedef boost::shared_ptr<RWMol> RWMOL_SPTR;
typedef std::vector<RWMOL_SPTR> RWMOL_SPTR_VECT;
}; // namespace RDKit
#endif