Re: [Rdkit-discuss] Initialize RDKit Wrapper in Visual Basic

2019-01-24 Thread Good Eats
Yes, you are correct that compute2DCoords is in the wrapper. I had trouble finding it since I wasn't sure how to discover what was definitively exposed. I figured out that you can use the "Object Browser" view in Visual Studio for this purpose: it works well. For future readers' reference, you can

Re: [Rdkit-discuss] Initialize RDKit Wrapper in Visual Basic

2019-01-23 Thread Greg Landrum
compute2DCoords is definitely in the wrapper, check to see if you have the case wrong. I will make sure generateDepictionMatching2DStructure ends up in the wrappers for the next version. Here's the issue: https://github.com/rdkit/rdkit/issues/2239 Once the issue is resolved, you can take a look at

Re: [Rdkit-discuss] Initialize RDKit Wrapper in Visual Basic

2019-01-20 Thread Good Eats
Okay Thanks Greg. After more digging, I can confirm that GenerateDepictionMatching2DStructure is not included in the C#/Java wrapper. In addition, the Compute2DCoords function (upon which GenerateDepictionMatching2DStructure is built) is also not exposed in the wrapper. Can anyone point me to an

Re: [Rdkit-discuss] Initialize RDKit Wrapper in Visual Basic

2019-01-15 Thread Greg Landrum
On Mon, Jan 14, 2019 at 9:39 PM Good Eats wrote: > > A followup question: the reason I am looking to use RDKit in VB.NET is in > order to call the 2D alignment > function GenerateDepictionMatching2DStructure (perhaps AlignMolToTemplate2D > might also work here). However, I'm not certain that eith

Re: [Rdkit-discuss] Initialize RDKit Wrapper in Visual Basic

2019-01-14 Thread Good Eats
Thanks Greg. Starting from your suggestion, I was able to discover the source of the problem and have submitted a ticket to the issue tracker. A followup question: the reason I am looking to use RDKit in VB.NET is in order to call the 2D alignment function GenerateDepictionMatching2DStructure (pe

Re: [Rdkit-discuss] Initialize RDKit Wrapper in Visual Basic

2019-01-14 Thread Greg Landrum
Hi, This is a tough one to help with since I don't know Visual Basic and don't have a copy installed/available to play with The .Net package does require some DLLs, but they are all included as part of the nuget package (at least I see them when I download the package and look at its contents): [i

[Rdkit-discuss] Initialize RDKit Wrapper in Visual Basic

2019-01-11 Thread Good Eats
Hi, I want to use RDKit within a Visual Basic program I have written. A bit of searching showed that a .NET wrapper for RDKit is available through the VisualBasic NuGet package manager. I was able to use NuGet to add the RDKit2DotNet package to my project. In the code I add the following and get a