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// @@ All Rights Reserved @@
// This file is part of the RDKit.
// The contents are covered by the terms of the BSD license
// which is included in the file license.txt, found at the root
// of the RDKit source tree.
//
// Original author: David Cosgrove (AstraZeneca)
// 27th May 2014
//
// This class makes a 2D drawing of an RDKit molecule.
// It draws heavily on $RDBASE/GraphMol/MolDrawing/MolDrawing.h.
// One purpose of this is to make it easier to overlay annotations on top of
// the molecule drawing, which is difficult to do from the output of
// MolDrawing.h
// The class design philosophy echoes a standard one:
// a virtual base class defines the interface and does all
// the heavy lifting and concrete derived classes implement
// library-specific drawing code such as drawing lines, writing strings
// etc.
#ifndef RDKITMOLDRAW2D_H
#define RDKITMOLDRAW2D_H
#include <vector>
#include <Geometry/point.h>
#include <GraphMol/RDKitBase.h>
#include <boost/tuple/tuple.hpp>
// ****************************************************************************
using RDGeom::Point2D;
namespace RDKit {
typedef boost::tuple<float, float, float> DrawColour;
typedef std::vector<unsigned int> DashPattern;
struct MolDrawOptions {
bool dummiesAreAttachments; // draws "breaks" at dummy atoms
bool circleAtoms; // draws circles under highlighted atoms
DrawColour highlightColour; // default highlight color
bool continuousHighlight; // highlight by drawing an outline *underneath* the
// molecule
int flagCloseContactsDist; // if positive, this will be used as a cutoff (in
// pixels) for highlighting close contacts
bool includeAtomTags; // toggles inclusion of atom tags in the output. does
// not make sense for all renderers.
bool clearBackground; // toggles clearing the background before drawing a
// molecule
DrawColour
backgroundColour; // color to be used while clearing the background
int legendFontSize; // font size (in pixels) to be used for the legend (if
// present)
DrawColour legendColour; // color to be used for the legend (if present)
double multipleBondOffset; // offset (in Angstroms) for the extra lines in a
// multiple bond
std::map<int, std::string> atomLabels; // replacement labels for atoms
std::vector<std::vector<int> > atomRegions; // regions
MolDrawOptions()
: dummiesAreAttachments(false),
circleAtoms(true),
highlightColour(1, .5, .5),
continuousHighlight(true),
flagCloseContactsDist(3),
includeAtomTags(false),
clearBackground(true),
backgroundColour(1, 1, 1),
legendFontSize(12),
legendColour(0, 0, 0),
multipleBondOffset(0.15){};
};
class MolDraw2D {
public:
typedef enum { C = 0, N, E, S, W } OrientType;
typedef enum {
TextDrawNormal = 0,
TextDrawSuperscript,
TextDrawSubscript
} TextDrawType;
MolDraw2D(int width, int height);
virtual ~MolDraw2D() {}
virtual void drawMolecule(
const ROMol &mol, const std::vector<int> *highlight_atoms = NULL,
const std::map<int, DrawColour> *highlight_map = NULL,
const std::map<int, double> *highlight_radii = NULL, int confId = -1);
virtual void drawMolecule(
const ROMol &mol, const std::string &legend,
const std::vector<int> *highlight_atoms = NULL,
const std::map<int, DrawColour> *highlight_map = NULL,
const std::map<int, double> *highlight_radii = NULL, int confId = -1);
virtual void drawMolecule(
const ROMol &mol, const std::vector<int> *highlight_atoms,
const std::vector<int> *highlight_bonds,
const std::map<int, DrawColour> *highlight_atom_map = NULL,
const std::map<int, DrawColour> *highlight_bond_map = NULL,
const std::map<int, double> *highlight_radii = NULL, int confId = -1);
virtual void drawMolecule(
const ROMol &mol, const std::string &legend,
const std::vector<int> *highlight_atoms,
const std::vector<int> *highlight_bonds,
const std::map<int, DrawColour> *highlight_atom_map = NULL,
const std::map<int, DrawColour> *highlight_bond_map = NULL,
const std::map<int, double> *highlight_radii = NULL, int confId = -1);
// transform a set of coords in the molecule's coordinate system
// to drawing system coordinates and vice versa. Note that the coordinates
// have
// the origin in the top left corner, which is how Qt and Cairo have it, no
// doubt a holdover from X Windows. This means that a higher y value will be
// nearer the bottom of the screen. This doesn't really matter except when
// doing text superscripts and subscripts.
virtual Point2D getDrawCoords(const Point2D &mol_cds) const;
virtual Point2D getDrawCoords(int at_num) const;
virtual Point2D getAtomCoords(const std::pair<int, int> &screen_cds) const;
virtual Point2D getAtomCoords(
const std::pair<double, double> &screen_cds) const;
virtual Point2D getAtomCoords(int at_num) const;
virtual int width() const { return width_; }
virtual int height() const { return height_; }
virtual double scale() const { return scale_; }
virtual void calculateScale();
virtual double fontSize() const { return font_size_; }
// set font size in molecule coordinate units. That's probably Angstrom for
// RDKit.
virtual void setFontSize(double new_size);
virtual void setColour(const DrawColour &col) { curr_colour_ = col; }
virtual DrawColour colour() const { return curr_colour_; }
virtual void setDash(const DashPattern &patt) { curr_dash_ = patt; }
virtual const DashPattern &dash() const { return curr_dash_; }
virtual void setLineWidth(int width) { curr_width_ = width; }
virtual int lineWidth() const { return curr_width_; }
// establishes whether to put string draw mode into super- or sub-script
// mode based on contents of instring from i onwards. Increments i
// appropriately
// and returns true or false depending on whether it did something or not
bool setStringDrawMode(const std::string &instring, TextDrawType &draw_mode,
int &i) const;
virtual void clearDrawing() = 0;
virtual void drawLine(const Point2D &cds1, const Point2D &cds2) = 0;
// using the current scale, work out the size of the label in molecule
// coordinates.
// Bear in mind when implementing this, that, for example, NH2 will appear as
// NH<sub>2</sub> to convey that the 2 is a subscript, and this needs to
// accounted
// for in the width and height.
virtual void getStringSize(const std::string &label, double &label_width,
double &label_height) const = 0;
// drawString centres the string on cds.
virtual void drawString(const std::string &str, const Point2D &cds);
// draw polygons:
virtual void drawPolygon(const std::vector<Point2D> &cds) = 0;
virtual void drawTriangle(const Point2D &cds1, const Point2D &cds2,
const Point2D &cds3);
virtual void drawEllipse(const Point2D &cds1, const Point2D &cds2);
virtual void drawRect(const Point2D &cds1, const Point2D &cds2);
virtual void drawAttachmentLine(const Point2D &cds1, const Point2D &cds2,
const DrawColour &col, double len = 1.0,
unsigned int nSegments = 8);
virtual void tagAtoms(const ROMol &mol) { RDUNUSED_PARAM(mol); };
virtual bool fillPolys() const { return fill_polys_; }
virtual void setFillPolys(bool val) { fill_polys_ = val; }
MolDrawOptions &drawOptions() { return options_; }
const MolDrawOptions &drawOptions() const { return options_; }
const std::vector<Point2D> &atomCoords() const { return at_cds_; };
const std::vector<std::pair<std::string, OrientType> > &atomSyms() const {
return atom_syms_;
};
private:
int width_, height_;
double scale_;
double x_min_, y_min_, x_range_, y_range_;
double x_trans_, y_trans_;
// font_size_ in molecule coordinate units. Default 0.5 (a bit bigger
// than the default width of a double bond)
double font_size_;
int curr_width_;
bool fill_polys_;
DrawColour curr_colour_;
DashPattern curr_dash_;
MolDrawOptions options_;
std::vector<Point2D> at_cds_; // from mol
std::vector<int> atomic_nums_;
std::vector<std::pair<std::string, OrientType> > atom_syms_;
Point2D bbox_[2];
// draw the char, with the bottom left hand corner at cds
virtual void drawChar(char c, const Point2D &cds) = 0;
// return a DrawColour based on the contents of highlight_atoms or
// highlight_map, falling back to atomic number by default
DrawColour getColour(int atom_idx,
const std::vector<int> *highlight_atoms = NULL,
const std::map<int, DrawColour> *highlight_map = NULL);
DrawColour getColourByAtomicNum(int atomic_num);
void extractAtomCoords(const ROMol &mol, int confId);
void extractAtomSymbols(const ROMol &mol);
virtual void drawLine(const Point2D &cds1, const Point2D &cds2,
const DrawColour &col1, const DrawColour &col2);
void drawBond(const ROMol &mol, const BOND_SPTR &bond, int at1_idx,
int at2_idx, const std::vector<int> *highlight_atoms = NULL,
const std::map<int, DrawColour> *highlight_atom_map = NULL,
const std::vector<int> *highlight_bonds = NULL,
const std::map<int, DrawColour> *highlight_bond_map = NULL);
void drawWedgedBond(const Point2D &cds1, const Point2D &cds2,
bool draw_dashed, const DrawColour &col1,
const DrawColour &col2);
void drawAtomLabel(int atom_num,
const std::vector<int> *highlight_atoms = NULL,
const std::map<int, DrawColour> *highlight_map = NULL);
// calculate normalised perpendicular to vector between two coords
Point2D calcPerpendicular(const Point2D &cds1, const Point2D &cds2);
// cds1 and cds2 are 2 atoms in a ring. Returns the perpendicular pointing
// into
// the ring.
Point2D bondInsideRing(const ROMol &mol, const BOND_SPTR &bond,
const Point2D &cds1, const Point2D &cds2);
// cds1 and cds2 are 2 atoms in a chain double bond. Returns the
// perpendicular
// pointing into the inside of the bond
Point2D bondInsideDoubleBond(const ROMol &mol, const BOND_SPTR &bond);
// calculate normalised perpendicular to vector between two coords, such that
// it's inside the angle made between (1 and 2) and (2 and 3).
Point2D calcInnerPerpendicular(const Point2D &cds1, const Point2D &cds2,
const Point2D &cds3);
// take the coords for atnum, with neighbour nbr_cds, and move cds out to
// accommodate
// the label associated with it.
void adjustBondEndForLabel(int atnum, const Point2D &nbr_cds,
Point2D &cds) const;
// adds LaTeX-like annotation for super- and sub-script.
std::pair<std::string, OrientType> getAtomSymbolAndOrientation(
const Atom &atom, const Point2D &nbr_sum);
virtual void doContinuousHighlighting(
const ROMol &mol, const std::vector<int> *highlight_atoms,
const std::vector<int> *highlight_bonds,
const std::map<int, DrawColour> *highlight_atom_map,
const std::map<int, DrawColour> *highlight_bond_map,
const std::map<int, double> *highlight_radii);
virtual void highlightCloseContacts();
};
}
#endif // RDKITMOLDRAW2D_H
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