Oh right. If I were you I would just use a Python dictionary by Atom
Id to store the info.
Otherwise, I would double check first of all that the code works from
C++ (the quick way of doing this is grepping our source code for any
usage of OBPairFloatingData - I have a suspicion that I tried to use
Hi,
I know the specifics about the git-stuff - it was more a question
about what can go through the SWIG interface - I am not familiar with
the details at all and the openbabel-python.i file was kinda
intimidating. The super class of the OBPairFloatingData is something
based on templates and I tho
Fork on github, make branch called pythonpair, fix issue, send pull request.
As a matter of interest, why do you need this specific functionality?
- Noel
On 6 November 2013 16:31, Casper Steinmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I wonder what the formal approach is if I want to export
> OBPairFloatingPoint to
Hi,
I wonder what the formal approach is if I want to export
OBPairFloatingPoint to the python interface (and the others of
course). Any points would be appreciated.
thanks
Casper
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