On Aug 3, 2009, at 1:36 PM, David C.Lonie wrote:

>> <cml xmlns="http://www.xml-cml.org/schema";  
>> convention="cml:conformerList">
>>  <molecule id="m1_1"...> contents... </molecule>

> FWIW, all that Avogadro uses for conformers (at the moment, subject to
> change!) are sets of coordinates and an energy.

Yes, the problem I see with Peter's format is that there's very little  
different from storing multiple molecules in CML. The only way you  
know this is a conformer is the convention.

Isn't there a way you could have multiple coordinate sets inside  
<molecule></molecule> pairs?

-Geoff

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