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Franz Waibl c99115e4b1 Remove check for ring information from Atom::Match (#6063)
In high-symmetry cases where the symmetric SSSR does not find all
possible rings, substructure searches can fail because of this check.
Removing it fixes those cases, but is likely to decrease the performance
of substructure matching.

Also, adds a unit test where the old code fails

Co-authored-by: Franz Waibl <waiblfranz@gmail.com>
2023-02-08 04:30:05 +01:00

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//
// Copyright (C) 2001-2021 Greg Landrum and other RDKit contributors
//
// @@ 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.
//
#include <cmath>
#include "ROMol.h"
#include "Atom.h"
#include "PeriodicTable.h"
#include "SanitException.h"
#include "QueryOps.h"
#include "MonomerInfo.h"
#include <RDGeneral/Invariant.h>
#include <RDGeneral/RDLog.h>
#include <RDGeneral/types.h>
#include <RDGeneral/Dict.h>
namespace RDKit {
bool isAromaticAtom(const Atom &atom) {
if (atom.getIsAromatic()) {
return true;
}
if (atom.hasOwningMol()) {
for (const auto &bond : atom.getOwningMol().atomBonds(&atom)) {
if (bond->getIsAromatic() ||
bond->getBondType() == Bond::BondType::AROMATIC) {
return true;
}
}
}
return false;
}
// Determine whether or not an element is to the left of carbon.
bool isEarlyAtom(int atomicNum) {
static const bool table[119] = {
false, // #0 *
false, // #1 H
false, // #2 He
true, // #3 Li
true, // #4 Be
true, // #5 B
false, // #6 C
false, // #7 N
false, // #8 O
false, // #9 F
false, // #10 Ne
true, // #11 Na
true, // #12 Mg
true, // #13 Al
false, // #14 Si
false, // #15 P
false, // #16 S
false, // #17 Cl
false, // #18 Ar
true, // #19 K
true, // #20 Ca
true, // #21 Sc
true, // #22 Ti
false, // #23 V
false, // #24 Cr
false, // #25 Mn
false, // #26 Fe
false, // #27 Co
false, // #28 Ni
false, // #29 Cu
true, // #30 Zn
true, // #31 Ga
true, // #32 Ge see github #2606
false, // #33 As
false, // #34 Se
false, // #35 Br
false, // #36 Kr
true, // #37 Rb
true, // #38 Sr
true, // #39 Y
true, // #40 Zr
true, // #41 Nb
false, // #42 Mo
false, // #43 Tc
false, // #44 Ru
false, // #45 Rh
false, // #46 Pd
false, // #47 Ag
true, // #48 Cd
true, // #49 In
true, // #50 Sn see github #2606
true, // #51 Sb see github #2775
false, // #52 Te
false, // #53 I
false, // #54 Xe
true, // #55 Cs
true, // #56 Ba
true, // #57 La
true, // #58 Ce
true, // #59 Pr
true, // #60 Nd
true, // #61 Pm
false, // #62 Sm
false, // #63 Eu
false, // #64 Gd
false, // #65 Tb
false, // #66 Dy
false, // #67 Ho
false, // #68 Er
false, // #69 Tm
false, // #70 Yb
false, // #71 Lu
true, // #72 Hf
true, // #73 Ta
false, // #74 W
false, // #75 Re
false, // #76 Os
false, // #77 Ir
false, // #78 Pt
false, // #79 Au
true, // #80 Hg
true, // #81 Tl
true, // #82 Pb see github #2606
true, // #83 Bi see github #2775
false, // #84 Po
false, // #85 At
false, // #86 Rn
true, // #87 Fr
true, // #88 Ra
true, // #89 Ac
true, // #90 Th
true, // #91 Pa
true, // #92 U
true, // #93 Np
false, // #94 Pu
false, // #95 Am
false, // #96 Cm
false, // #97 Bk
false, // #98 Cf
false, // #99 Es
false, // #100 Fm
false, // #101 Md
false, // #102 No
false, // #103 Lr
true, // #104 Rf
true, // #105 Db
true, // #106 Sg
true, // #107 Bh
true, // #108 Hs
true, // #109 Mt
true, // #110 Ds
true, // #111 Rg
true, // #112 Cn
true, // #113 Nh
true, // #114 Fl
true, // #115 Mc
true, // #116 Lv
true, // #117 Ts
true, // #118 Og
};
return ((unsigned int)atomicNum < 119) && table[atomicNum];
}
Atom::Atom() : RDProps() {
d_atomicNum = 0;
initAtom();
}
Atom::Atom(unsigned int num) : RDProps() {
d_atomicNum = num;
initAtom();
};
Atom::Atom(const std::string &what) : RDProps() {
d_atomicNum = PeriodicTable::getTable()->getAtomicNumber(what);
initAtom();
};
void Atom::initFromOther(const Atom &other) {
RDProps::operator=(other);
// NOTE: we do *not* copy ownership!
dp_mol = nullptr;
d_atomicNum = other.d_atomicNum;
d_index = 0;
d_formalCharge = other.d_formalCharge;
df_noImplicit = other.df_noImplicit;
df_isAromatic = other.df_isAromatic;
d_numExplicitHs = other.d_numExplicitHs;
d_numRadicalElectrons = other.d_numRadicalElectrons;
d_isotope = other.d_isotope;
// d_pos = other.d_pos;
d_chiralTag = other.d_chiralTag;
d_hybrid = other.d_hybrid;
d_implicitValence = other.d_implicitValence;
d_explicitValence = other.d_explicitValence;
if (other.dp_monomerInfo) {
dp_monomerInfo = other.dp_monomerInfo->copy();
} else {
dp_monomerInfo = nullptr;
}
}
Atom::Atom(const Atom &other) : RDProps() { initFromOther(other); }
Atom &Atom::operator=(const Atom &other) {
if (this == &other) {
return *this;
}
initFromOther(other);
return *this;
}
void Atom::initAtom() {
df_isAromatic = false;
df_noImplicit = false;
d_numExplicitHs = 0;
d_numRadicalElectrons = 0;
d_formalCharge = 0;
d_index = 0;
d_isotope = 0;
d_chiralTag = CHI_UNSPECIFIED;
d_hybrid = UNSPECIFIED;
dp_mol = nullptr;
dp_monomerInfo = nullptr;
d_implicitValence = -1;
d_explicitValence = -1;
}
Atom::~Atom() {
if (dp_monomerInfo) {
delete dp_monomerInfo;
}
}
Atom *Atom::copy() const {
auto *res = new Atom(*this);
return res;
}
void Atom::setOwningMol(ROMol *other) {
// NOTE: this operation does not update the topology of the owning
// molecule (i.e. this atom is not added to the graph). Only
// molecules can add atoms to themselves.
dp_mol = other;
}
std::string Atom::getSymbol() const {
std::string res;
// handle dummies differently:
if (d_atomicNum != 0 ||
!getPropIfPresent<std::string>(common_properties::dummyLabel, res)) {
res = PeriodicTable::getTable()->getElementSymbol(d_atomicNum);
}
return res;
}
unsigned int Atom::getDegree() const {
PRECONDITION(dp_mol,
"degree not defined for atoms not associated with molecules");
return getOwningMol().getAtomDegree(this);
}
unsigned int Atom::getTotalDegree() const {
PRECONDITION(dp_mol,
"degree not defined for atoms not associated with molecules");
unsigned int res = this->getTotalNumHs(false) + this->getDegree();
return res;
}
//
// If includeNeighbors is set, we'll loop over our neighbors
// and include any of them that are Hs in the count here
//
unsigned int Atom::getTotalNumHs(bool includeNeighbors) const {
PRECONDITION(dp_mol,
"valence not defined for atoms not associated with molecules")
int res = getNumExplicitHs() + getNumImplicitHs();
if (includeNeighbors) {
for (auto nbr : getOwningMol().atomNeighbors(this)) {
if (nbr->getAtomicNum() == 1) {
++res;
}
}
}
return res;
}
unsigned int Atom::getNumImplicitHs() const {
if (df_noImplicit) {
return 0;
}
PRECONDITION(d_implicitValence > -1,
"getNumImplicitHs() called without preceding call to "
"calcImplicitValence()");
return getImplicitValence();
}
int Atom::getExplicitValence() const {
PRECONDITION(dp_mol,
"valence not defined for atoms not associated with molecules");
PRECONDITION(
d_explicitValence > -1,
"getExplicitValence() called without call to calcExplicitValence()");
return d_explicitValence;
}
unsigned int Atom::getTotalValence() const {
PRECONDITION(dp_mol,
"valence not defined for atoms not associated with molecules");
return getExplicitValence() + getImplicitValence();
}
int Atom::calcExplicitValence(bool strict) {
PRECONDITION(dp_mol,
"valence not defined for atoms not associated with molecules");
unsigned int res;
// FIX: contributions of bonds to valence are being done at best
// approximately
double accum = 0;
for (const auto bnd : getOwningMol().atomBonds(this)) {
accum += bnd->getValenceContrib(this);
}
accum += getNumExplicitHs();
// check accum is greater than the default valence
unsigned int dv = PeriodicTable::getTable()->getDefaultValence(d_atomicNum);
int chr = getFormalCharge();
if (isEarlyAtom(d_atomicNum)) {
chr *= -1; // <- the usual correction for early atoms
}
// special case for carbon - see GitHub #539
if (d_atomicNum == 6 && chr > 0) {
chr = -chr;
}
if (accum > (dv + chr) && isAromaticAtom(*this)) {
// this needs some explanation : if the atom is aromatic and
// accum > (dv + chr) we assume that no hydrogen can be added
// to this atom. We set x = (v + chr) such that x is the
// closest possible integer to "accum" but less than
// "accum".
//
// "v" here is one of the allowed valences. For example:
// sulfur here : O=c1ccs(=O)cc1
// nitrogen here : c1cccn1C
int pval = dv + chr;
const INT_VECT &valens =
PeriodicTable::getTable()->getValenceList(d_atomicNum);
for (auto val : valens) {
if (val == -1) {
break;
}
val += chr;
if (val > accum) {
break;
} else {
pval = val;
}
}
// if we're within 1.5 of the allowed valence, go ahead and take it.
// this reflects things like the N in c1cccn1C, which starts with
// accum of 4, but which can be kekulized to C1=CC=CN1C, where
// the valence is 3 or the bridging N in c1ccn2cncc2c1, which starts
// with a valence of 4.5, but can be happily kekulized down to a valence
// of 3
if (accum - pval <= 1.5) {
accum = pval;
}
}
// despite promising to not to blame it on him - this a trick Greg
// came up with: if we have a bond order sum of x.5 (i.e. 1.5, 2.5
// etc) we would like it to round to the higher integer value --
// 2.5 to 3 instead of 2 -- so we will add 0.1 to accum.
// this plays a role in the number of hydrogen that are implicitly
// added. This will only happen when the accum is a non-integer
// value and less than the default valence (otherwise the above if
// statement should have caught it). An example of where this can
// happen is the following smiles:
// C1ccccC1
// Daylight accepts this smiles and we should be able to Kekulize
// correctly.
accum += 0.1;
res = static_cast<int>(std::round(accum));
if (strict) {
int effectiveValence;
if (PeriodicTable::getTable()->getNouterElecs(d_atomicNum) >= 4) {
effectiveValence = res - getFormalCharge();
} else {
// for boron and co, we move to the right in the PT, so adding
// extra valences means adding negative charge
effectiveValence = res + getFormalCharge();
}
const INT_VECT &valens =
PeriodicTable::getTable()->getValenceList(d_atomicNum);
int maxValence = valens.back();
// maxValence == -1 signifies that we'll take anything at the high end
if (maxValence > 0 && effectiveValence > maxValence) {
// the explicit valence is greater than any
// allowed valence for the atoms - raise an error
std::ostringstream errout;
errout << "Explicit valence for atom # " << getIdx() << " "
<< PeriodicTable::getTable()->getElementSymbol(d_atomicNum) << ", "
<< effectiveValence << ", is greater than permitted";
std::string msg = errout.str();
BOOST_LOG(rdErrorLog) << msg << std::endl;
throw AtomValenceException(msg, getIdx());
}
}
d_explicitValence = res;
return res;
}
int Atom::getImplicitValence() const {
PRECONDITION(dp_mol,
"valence not defined for atoms not associated with molecules");
if (df_noImplicit) {
return 0;
}
return d_implicitValence;
}
// NOTE: this uses the explicitValence, so it will call
// calcExplictValence() if it hasn't already been called
int Atom::calcImplicitValence(bool strict) {
PRECONDITION(dp_mol,
"valence not defined for atoms not associated with molecules");
if (df_noImplicit) {
return 0;
}
if (d_explicitValence == -1) {
this->calcExplicitValence(strict);
}
// special cases
if (d_atomicNum == 0) {
d_implicitValence = 0;
return 0;
}
for (const auto &nbri :
boost::make_iterator_range(getOwningMol().getAtomBonds(this))) {
const auto bnd = getOwningMol()[nbri];
if (QueryOps::hasComplexBondTypeQuery(*bnd)) {
d_implicitValence = 0;
return 0;
}
}
if (d_explicitValence == 0 && d_atomicNum == 1 &&
d_numRadicalElectrons == 0) {
if (d_formalCharge == 1 || d_formalCharge == -1) {
d_implicitValence = 0;
return 0;
} else if (d_formalCharge == 0) {
d_implicitValence = 1;
return 1;
} else {
if (strict) {
std::ostringstream errout;
errout << "Unreasonable formal charge on hydrogen # " << getIdx()
<< ".";
std::string msg = errout.str();
BOOST_LOG(rdErrorLog) << msg << std::endl;
throw AtomValenceException(msg, getIdx());
} else {
d_implicitValence = 0;
return 0;
}
}
}
// this is basically the difference between the allowed valence of
// the atom and the explicit valence already specified - tells how
// many Hs to add
//
int res;
// The d-block and f-block of the periodic table (i.e. transition metals,
// lanthanoids and actinoids) have no default valence.
int dv = PeriodicTable::getTable()->getDefaultValence(d_atomicNum);
if (dv == -1) {
d_implicitValence = 0;
return 0;
}
// here is how we are going to deal with the possibility of
// multiple valences
// - check the explicit valence "ev"
// - if it is already equal to one of the allowed valences for the
// atom return 0
// - otherwise take return difference between next larger allowed
// valence and "ev"
// if "ev" is greater than all allowed valences for the atom raise an
// exception
// finally aromatic cases are dealt with differently - these atoms are allowed
// only default valences
const INT_VECT &valens =
PeriodicTable::getTable()->getValenceList(d_atomicNum);
int explicitPlusRadV = getExplicitValence() + getNumRadicalElectrons();
int chg = getFormalCharge();
// NOTE: this is here to take care of the difference in element on
// the right side of the carbon vs left side of carbon
// For elements on the right side of the periodic table
// (electronegative elements):
// NHYD = V - SBO + CHG
// For elements on the left side of the periodic table
// (electropositive elements):
// NHYD = V - SBO - CHG
// This reflects that hydrogen adds to, for example, O as H+ while
// it adds to Na as H-.
// V = valence
// SBO = Sum of bond orders
// CHG = Formal charge
// It seems reasonable that the line is drawn at Carbon (in Group
// IV), but we must assume on which side of the line C
// falls... an assumption which will not always be correct. For
// example:
// - Electropositive Carbon: a C with three singly-bonded
// neighbors (DV = 4, SBO = 3, CHG = 1) and a positive charge (a
// 'stable' carbocation) should not have any hydrogens added.
// - Electronegative Carbon: C in isonitrile, R[N+]#[C-] (DV = 4, SBO = 3,
// CHG = -1), also should not have any hydrogens added.
// Because isonitrile seems more relevant to pharma problems, we'll be
// making the second assumption: *Carbon is electronegative*.
//
// So assuming you read all the above stuff - you know why we are
// changing signs for "chg" here
if (isEarlyAtom(d_atomicNum)) {
chg *= -1;
}
// special case for carbon - see GitHub #539
if (d_atomicNum == 6 && chg > 0) {
chg = -chg;
}
// if we have an aromatic case treat it differently
if (isAromaticAtom(*this)) {
if (explicitPlusRadV <= (static_cast<int>(dv) + chg)) {
res = dv + chg - explicitPlusRadV;
} else {
// As we assume when finding the explicitPlusRadValence if we are
// aromatic we should not be adding any hydrogen and already
// be at an accepted valence state,
// FIX: this is just ERROR checking and probably moot - the
// explicitPlusRadValence function called above should assure us that
// we satisfy one of the accepted valence states for the
// atom. The only diff I can think of is in the way we handle
// formal charge here vs the explicit valence function.
bool satis = false;
for (auto vi = valens.begin(); vi != valens.end() && *vi > 0; ++vi) {
if (explicitPlusRadV == ((*vi) + chg)) {
satis = true;
break;
}
}
if (strict && !satis) {
std::ostringstream errout;
errout << "Explicit valence for aromatic atom # " << getIdx()
<< " not equal to any accepted valence\n";
std::string msg = errout.str();
BOOST_LOG(rdErrorLog) << msg << std::endl;
throw AtomValenceException(msg, getIdx());
}
res = 0;
}
} else {
// non-aromatic case we are allowed to have non default valences
// and be able to add hydrogens
res = -1;
for (auto vi = valens.begin(); vi != valens.end() && *vi >= 0; ++vi) {
int tot = (*vi) + chg;
if (explicitPlusRadV <= tot) {
res = tot - explicitPlusRadV;
break;
}
}
if (res < 0) {
if (strict && valens.back() != -1) {
// this means that the explicit valence is greater than any
// allowed valence for the atoms - raise an error
std::ostringstream errout;
errout << "Explicit valence for atom # " << getIdx() << " "
<< PeriodicTable::getTable()->getElementSymbol(d_atomicNum)
<< " greater than permitted";
std::string msg = errout.str();
BOOST_LOG(rdErrorLog) << msg << std::endl;
throw AtomValenceException(msg, getIdx());
} else {
res = 0;
}
}
}
d_implicitValence = res;
return res;
}
void Atom::setIsotope(unsigned int what) { d_isotope = what; }
double Atom::getMass() const {
if (d_isotope) {
double res =
PeriodicTable::getTable()->getMassForIsotope(d_atomicNum, d_isotope);
if (d_atomicNum != 0 && res == 0.0) {
res = d_isotope;
}
return res;
} else {
return PeriodicTable::getTable()->getAtomicWeight(d_atomicNum);
}
}
void Atom::setQuery(Atom::QUERYATOM_QUERY *) {
// Atoms don't have complex queries so this has to fail
PRECONDITION(0, "plain atoms have no Query");
}
Atom::QUERYATOM_QUERY *Atom::getQuery() const { return nullptr; };
void Atom::expandQuery(Atom::QUERYATOM_QUERY *, Queries::CompositeQueryType,
bool) {
PRECONDITION(0, "plain atoms have no Query");
}
bool Atom::Match(Atom const *what) const {
PRECONDITION(what, "bad query atom");
bool res = getAtomicNum() == what->getAtomicNum();
// special dummy--dummy match case:
// [*] matches [*],[1*],[2*],etc.
// [1*] only matches [*] and [1*]
if (res) {
if (!this->getAtomicNum()) {
// this is the new behavior, based on the isotopes:
int tgt = this->getIsotope();
int test = what->getIsotope();
if (tgt && test && tgt != test) {
res = false;
}
} else {
// standard atom-atom match: The general rule here is that if this atom
// has a property that
// deviates from the default, then the other atom should match that value.
if ((this->getFormalCharge() &&
this->getFormalCharge() != what->getFormalCharge()) ||
(this->getIsotope() && this->getIsotope() != what->getIsotope()) ||
(this->getNumRadicalElectrons() &&
this->getNumRadicalElectrons() != what->getNumRadicalElectrons())) {
res = false;
}
}
}
return res;
}
void Atom::updatePropertyCache(bool strict) {
calcExplicitValence(strict);
calcImplicitValence(strict);
}
bool Atom::needsUpdatePropertyCache() const {
return !(this->d_explicitValence >= 0 &&
(this->df_noImplicit || this->d_implicitValence >= 0));
}
// returns the number of swaps required to convert the ordering
// of the probe list to match the order of our incoming bonds:
//
// e.g. if our incoming bond order is: [0,1,2,3]:
// getPerturbationOrder([1,0,2,3]) = 1
// getPerturbationOrder([1,2,3,0]) = 3
// getPerturbationOrder([1,2,0,3]) = 2
int Atom::getPerturbationOrder(const INT_LIST &probe) const {
PRECONDITION(
dp_mol,
"perturbation order not defined for atoms not associated with molecules")
INT_LIST ref;
ROMol::OEDGE_ITER beg, end;
boost::tie(beg, end) = getOwningMol().getAtomBonds(this);
while (beg != end) {
ref.push_back(getOwningMol()[*beg]->getIdx());
++beg;
}
int nSwaps = static_cast<int>(countSwapsToInterconvert(probe, ref));
return nSwaps;
}
static const unsigned char octahedral_invert[31] = {
0, // 0 -> 0
2, // 1 -> 2
1, // 2 -> 1
16, // 3 -> 16
14, // 4 -> 14
15, // 5 -> 15
18, // 6 -> 18
17, // 7 -> 17
10, // 8 -> 10
11, // 9 -> 11
8, // 10 -> 8
9, // 11 -> 9
13, // 12 -> 13
12, // 13 -> 12
4, // 14 -> 4
5, // 15 -> 5
3, // 16 -> 3
7, // 17 -> 7
6, // 18 -> 6
24, // 19 -> 24
23, // 20 -> 23
22, // 21 -> 22
21, // 22 -> 21
20, // 23 -> 20
19, // 24 -> 19
30, // 25 -> 30
29, // 26 -> 29
28, // 27 -> 28
27, // 28 -> 27
26, // 29 -> 26
25 // 30 -> 25
};
static const unsigned char trigonalbipyramidal_invert[21] = {
0, // 0 -> 0
2, // 1 -> 2
1, // 2 -> 1
4, // 3 -> 4
3, // 4 -> 3
6, // 5 -> 6
5, // 6 -> 5
8, // 7 -> 8
7, // 8 -> 7
11, // 9 -> 11
12, // 10 -> 12
9, // 11 -> 9
10, // 12 -> 10
14, // 13 -> 14
13, // 14 -> 13
20, // 15 -> 20
19, // 16 -> 19
18, // 17 -> 28
17, // 18 -> 17
16, // 19 -> 16
15 // 20 -> 15
};
bool Atom::invertChirality() {
unsigned int perm;
switch (getChiralTag()) {
case CHI_TETRAHEDRAL_CW:
setChiralTag(CHI_TETRAHEDRAL_CCW);
return true;
case CHI_TETRAHEDRAL_CCW:
setChiralTag(CHI_TETRAHEDRAL_CW);
return true;
case CHI_TETRAHEDRAL:
if (getPropIfPresent(common_properties::_chiralPermutation, perm)) {
if (perm == 1) {
perm = 2;
} else if (perm == 2) {
perm = 1;
} else {
perm = 0;
}
setProp(common_properties::_chiralPermutation, perm);
return perm != 0;
}
break;
case CHI_TRIGONALBIPYRAMIDAL:
if (getPropIfPresent(common_properties::_chiralPermutation, perm)) {
perm = (perm <= 20) ? trigonalbipyramidal_invert[perm] : 0;
setProp(common_properties::_chiralPermutation, perm);
return perm != 0;
}
break;
case CHI_OCTAHEDRAL:
if (getPropIfPresent(common_properties::_chiralPermutation, perm)) {
perm = (perm <= 30) ? octahedral_invert[perm] : 0;
setProp(common_properties::_chiralPermutation, perm);
return perm != 0;
}
break;
default:
break;
}
return false;
}
void setAtomRLabel(Atom *atm, int rlabel) {
PRECONDITION(atm, "bad atom");
// rlabel ==> n2 => 0..99
PRECONDITION(rlabel >= 0 && rlabel < 100,
"rlabel out of range for MDL files");
if (rlabel) {
atm->setProp(common_properties::_MolFileRLabel,
static_cast<unsigned int>(rlabel));
} else if (atm->hasProp(common_properties::_MolFileRLabel)) {
atm->clearProp(common_properties::_MolFileRLabel);
}
}
//! Gets the atom's RLabel
int getAtomRLabel(const Atom *atom) {
PRECONDITION(atom, "bad atom");
unsigned int rlabel = 0;
atom->getPropIfPresent(common_properties::_MolFileRLabel, rlabel);
return static_cast<int>(rlabel);
}
void setAtomAlias(Atom *atom, const std::string &alias) {
PRECONDITION(atom, "bad atom");
if (alias != "") {
atom->setProp(common_properties::molFileAlias, alias);
} else if (atom->hasProp(common_properties::molFileAlias)) {
atom->clearProp(common_properties::molFileAlias);
}
}
std::string getAtomAlias(const Atom *atom) {
PRECONDITION(atom, "bad atom");
std::string alias;
atom->getPropIfPresent(common_properties::molFileAlias, alias);
return alias;
}
void setAtomValue(Atom *atom, const std::string &value) {
PRECONDITION(atom, "bad atom");
if (value != "") {
atom->setProp(common_properties::molFileValue, value);
} else if (atom->hasProp(common_properties::molFileValue)) {
atom->clearProp(common_properties::molFileValue);
}
}
std::string getAtomValue(const Atom *atom) {
PRECONDITION(atom, "bad atom");
std::string value;
atom->getPropIfPresent(common_properties::molFileValue, value);
return value;
}
void setSupplementalSmilesLabel(Atom *atom, const std::string &label) {
PRECONDITION(atom, "bad atom");
if (label != "") {
atom->setProp(common_properties::_supplementalSmilesLabel, label);
} else if (atom->hasProp(common_properties::_supplementalSmilesLabel)) {
atom->clearProp(common_properties::_supplementalSmilesLabel);
}
}
std::string getSupplementalSmilesLabel(const Atom *atom) {
PRECONDITION(atom, "bad atom");
std::string label;
atom->getPropIfPresent(common_properties::_supplementalSmilesLabel, label);
return label;
}
} // namespace RDKit
std::ostream &operator<<(std::ostream &target, const RDKit::Atom &at) {
target << at.getIdx() << " " << at.getAtomicNum() << " " << at.getSymbol();
target << " chg: " << at.getFormalCharge();
target << " deg: " << at.getDegree();
target << " exp: ";
try {
int explicitValence = at.getExplicitValence();
target << explicitValence;
} catch (...) {
target << "N/A";
}
target << " imp: ";
try {
int implicitValence = at.getImplicitValence();
target << implicitValence;
} catch (...) {
target << "N/A";
}
target << " hyb: " << at.getHybridization();
target << " arom?: " << at.getIsAromatic();
target << " chi: " << at.getChiralTag();
if (at.getNumRadicalElectrons()) {
target << " rad: " << at.getNumRadicalElectrons();
}
if (at.getIsotope()) {
target << " iso: " << at.getIsotope();
}
if (at.getAtomMapNum()) {
target << " mapno: " << at.getAtomMapNum();
}
return target;
};