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rotamer.h - Handle rotamer list data.
Copyright (C) 1998-2000 by OpenEye Scientific Software, Inc.
Some portions Copyright (C) 2001-2006 by Geoffrey R. Hutchison
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#ifndef OB_ROTAMER_H
#define OB_ROTAMER_H
#include <vector>
#include <map>
#include <openbabel/mol.h>
#include <openbabel/rotor.h>
#include <openbabel/generic.h>
namespace OpenBabel
{
//! \brief Supports a set of rotamer coordinate sets for some number of potentially rotatable bonds
// Further class introduction in rotamer.cpp
class OBAPI OBRotamerList : public OBGenericData
{
//! Number of atoms in the base coordinate set (i.e., OBMol::NumAtoms())
unsigned int _NBaseCoords;
//! Base coordinate sets (i.e., existing conformers to be modified)
std::vector<double*> _c;
//! Individual bond rotors (from an OBRotor object or other)
std::vector<std::pair<OBAtom**,std::vector<int> > > _vrotor;
//! \brief Index of each rotor's different sampling states ("resolution")
//! Usually from OBRotor::GetResolution()
std::vector<std::vector<double> > _vres;
//! Individual rotamer states (i.e., the array of rotor settings)
std::vector<unsigned char*> _vrotamer;
/*Because contains OBAtom*, these aren't meaningful without knowing the parent molecule
OBRotamerList(const OBRotamerList &cpy) : OBGenericData(cpy)
{}
OBRotamerList& operator =(const OBRotamerList &)
{
return *this;
}
*/
public:
OBRotamerList()
{
_NBaseCoords=0;
_type= OBGenericDataType::RotamerList;
_attr="RotamerList";
}
virtual OBGenericData* Clone(OBBase* parent) const;
~OBRotamerList();
//! Set up a rotamer list based on an already created OBRotorList
void Setup(OBMol&,OBRotorList&);
//! Set up a rotamer list based on the supplied reference atoms and the number of rotors
//! \param mol The molecule to evaluate
//! \param ref An array of the 4 dihedral atoms for each rotor
//! \param nrotors The number of rotors (i.e., the size of ref / 4)
void Setup(OBMol &mol,unsigned char*ref,int nrotors);
//! \return the number of rotatable bonds considered
unsigned int NumRotors() const
{
return (unsigned int)_vrotor.size();
}
//! \return the number of rotamer (conformation) coordinate sets
unsigned int NumRotamers() const
{
return (unsigned int)_vrotamer.size();
}
//! Add a rotamer to the list based on the supplied coordinate set as a double*
void AddRotamer(double*);
//! Add a rotamer to the list based on @p key as a configuration of the individual rotor bonds
void AddRotamer(int *key);
//! Add a rotamer to the list based on @p key as a configuration of the individual rotor bonds
void AddRotamer(std::vector<int> key);
//! Add a rotamer to the list based on @p key as a configuration of the individual rotor bonds
void AddRotamer(unsigned char *key);
//! Add @p nconf rotamers based on @p as an array of configurations much like AddRotamer()
void AddRotamers(unsigned char *arr,int nconf);
//! \return A reference array (as used by AddRotamer() as a configuration of the individual rotor bonds
void GetReferenceArray(unsigned char*) const;
//! \name Iterator methods
//@{
std::vector<unsigned char*>::iterator BeginRotamer()
{
return _vrotamer.begin();
}
std::vector<unsigned char*>::iterator EndRotamer()
{
return _vrotamer.end();
}
//@}
//! \brief Create a conformer list using the internal base set of coordinates
//! \return The set of coordinates by rotating the bonds in each rotamer
std::vector<double*> CreateConformerList(OBMol& mol);
//! \brief Create a conformer list using the internal base set of coordinates
//! \return The set of coordinates as a reference in @p confs
void ExpandConformerList(OBMol&mol,std::vector<double*>& confs);
void SetCurrentCoordinates(OBMol &mol, std::vector<int> arr);
//! \brief Copies the mol's conformers (the coordinates, NOT the pointers)
//! into the object as base coordinates
void SetBaseCoordinateSets(OBMol& mol)
{
SetBaseCoordinateSets(mol.GetConformers(), mol.NumAtoms());
}
//! Copies the coordinates in bc, NOT the pointers, into this object
/** \param bc The conformer set for the molecule
\param N The number of atoms in the molecule
**/
void SetBaseCoordinateSets(std::vector<double*> bc, unsigned int N);
//! \return The number of "base" coordinate sets (i.e., the number of conformers in the base OBMol)
unsigned int NumBaseCoordinateSets() const
{
return static_cast<unsigned int> (_c.size());
}
//! Get a pointer to a specific base pointer (i.e., specific conformer)
double *GetBaseCoordinateSet(unsigned int i) const
{
return (i<_c.size()) ? _c[i] : NULL;
}
//! \return The number of atoms in the base OBMol
unsigned int NumAtoms() const
{
return _NBaseCoords;
}
};
//! Swap Byte instruction (i.e., handle transfers between endian forms)
int Swab(int);
}
#endif // OB_ROTAMER_H
//! \file rotamer.h
//! \brief Handle rotamer list data.
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