Rich Apodaca said:
> Depending on how deep they run the Python, this might
> make another great library on which to build ruby (and
> perl) interfaces.

That may well be take some work. We did the Python wrapper with boost
python, so any new wrapper would require someone to either "SWIGify"
the library or to wrap it by hand. I believe using boost was the right
decision, but now that I'm thinking about trying to get some of the
RDKit functionality exposed to java (for knime integration), I'm kind
of wishing for a SWIG wrapper.

> 2D and 3D coordinate generation, all the other I/O and
> structure searching capability _and_ a BSD-style
> license (at least part of it)? Looks excellent so far.

It's all BSD except for the GUI components (mostly localized in the
$RDBASE/Python/qtGui  directory), which are GPL because they use Qt.

-greg

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