the smart parser is on it's way.
I have updated the files to svn.
A big change in src\org\openscience\cdk\isomorphism\matchers package.
and a updatedsrc\org\openscience\cdk\smiles\smarts\SMARTSParser.jj file
We can now parse the operators expression like [C,N,Cl,Ca] or [!r5&x2]
or any kind
Hi all,
Some softwares seem to produce SDF files, where new line delimiter include
both unix (CR) and windows (CR/LF) characters, e.g. atom/bond blocks looks
like below:
-3.40370.41190. C 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0[CR][CR/LF]
-3.1119 -0.49550. C 0 0 0 0
> However it's not clear to me whether the generator could make use of
> prior information at all. More specifically, if you have an
> IAtomContainer X and then fragment it to an IAtomContainer[] Y.
>
> Say you had an ARF for X, there is no guarantee that the atoms/bonds in
> the ARF for X would ma
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