See also
Codename | Explanation | ||
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s | Fix chiral flag from cxsmiles input. By default the molecule absolute stereoconfiguration (relative or absolute chirality - chiral flag) is specified at the extended part of the cxsmiles string. If it is missing it is assumed to be absolute by default (see Molecule absolute stereoconfiguration above). Using the 's' option the molecule's absolute stereoconfiguration is tried to be figured out. Example : molconvert cxsmiles -s 'C[C@H]1CCC@@HCC1{cxsmiles}' results C[C@H]1CCC@@HCC1 molconvert cxsmiles -s 'C[C@H]1CCC@@HCC1{cxsmiles:s}' results C[C@H]1CCC@@HCC1 | r |
Export options can be specified in the format string. The format descriptor and the options are separated by a colon. All options have default values (see below). Using the "+" or "-" sign the default export values can be changed to "true" or "false" respectively. If the option is given without "+" or "-" modifier then the default values are not used and only the specific feature is exported.
Examples :
"cxsmiles:" writes all default features (absolute stereoconfiguration, enhanced stereo features, atom labels, wiggly bond indexes, ring stereo bond info and reaction fragment level grouping),
"cxsmiles:lc" writes the atom labels and the atomic coordinates only,
"cxsmiles:+c" writes all default features and the atomic coordinates,
"cxsmiles:-le" writes absolute stereoconfiguration, enhanced stereo features, ring stereo bond info and reaction fragment level grouping but not atom labels and wiggly bond indexes.