I'm trying to tell OBConversion to use std::cin as the input source.
I'm using Python.
That doesn't seem possible.
Read() takes a std::istream*, but Python has no way to create that
and there's no special magic value like "openbabel.cin" which I
can use to force it.
Instead, I end up doing a circumlocution to tell OB to read
from the file "/dev/stdin", which should work on the machines
I'm interested in, but does not work on Windows.
BTW, a related question.
Is there any way to get the OB version information from Python?
BABEL_VERSION is a compile-time string, and I don't see any code
which makes that visible via SWIG.
Best regards,
Andrew
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