Hi Greg,
in the meantime, I updated to RDKit2020.03 via Anaconda
and also tried Draw.MolToImage(), but I'm running into new problems.
I believe that I need a QPixmap for a PyQt5 QTableWideget, hence, I need to
convert the PIL image into a QPixmap.
The lines:
from PyQt5.QtGui import
Dear theoz,
thanks for reminding about release 2020.09.1.0, less than a day
old.[1] Assuming you refer currently using release 2019.03.6 I
added to conda by the instruction of
conda install -c conda-forge rdkit
I would wait a little for an update because a) the relevant repository
for
Dear Greg and David,
thank you for your responses. Sorry, for not being incomplete with information.
I'm using RDKit2019.03 under Windows using Anaconda3. I haven't found out yet
how to update to the latest RDKit (2020.09?) version.
In a PyQt Application I want to list structures as images in a
Hi Theo,
The atom label placement in drawings turns out to be very tricky to do in a
cross platform way.
You're using the RDKit's old drawing code which we haven't been maintaining
for a while now, I'd recommend either switching to using one of the
convenience functions likes Draw.MolToImage() or
Dear RDKit-ers,
this sounds like a simple problem, however, I haven't found a link to the
corresponding documentation.
When I draw a structure with:
from.rdkit.Chem import Draw
Draw.MolToQPixmap(mol)
The non-Carbon atom labels are not centered to the bonds, but typically shifted
downwards.
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