Feature Requests item #1168892, was opened at 2005-03-23 15:09
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Category: Interface Improvements
Group: v10
Nico,
The Smiles pattern matching code uses String.equals(String) to compare
element symbols for equality (or to compare against the "*" wildcard)
The smiles code is being used for pattern matching, so efficiency may be
important.
Java has some special support to speed up string comparisions in
> I just committed a new version of the pattern matching algorithm : bugs
> correction, and performance enhancements.
Nico,
I had a chance to quickly review some of the smiles code and wanted to
give you some feedback on some simple mechanical things.
SmilesMolecule.java
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I just committed a new version of the pattern matching algorithm : bugs
correction, and performance enhancements.
Nicolas
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Am Dienstag, den 22.03.2005, 20:25 +0100 schrieb Nicolas Vervelle:
> Hi everyone,
>
> a question for developers with probably some knowledge on XSL (but maybe an
> other way can be found)
>
> I have managed to find people interested in translating the
> http://www.jmol.org/fah in several language
Hi everyone,
a question for developers with probably some knowledge on XSL (but maybe an
other way can be found)
I have managed to find people interested in translating the
http://www.jmol.org/fah in several languages (estonian, italian, dutch,
portuguese) but not the rest of the Jmol website :(
Robert wrote:
> I am having difficulty finding documentation on the Java code for the jmol
> program. I found the docs for the scripting language. I am new to this
> jmol program and would like to study it thoroughly before I try to
> contribute anything. I was hoping somewhere there is documen
Message d'origine
>De: Egon Willighagen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>CDK has a fairly feature complete SMILES parser (no stereo), and also a
>partial SMARTS parser (SMARTS is the substructure definiation variant of
>SMILES).
Yes, I have seen it but I thought it was too much dependent of the
On Monday 21 March 2005 10:38 pm, Nicolas Vervelle wrote:
> I have just committed under CVS the first version of the substructure()
> command for the script language.
>
> It is really an ALPHA version (no much testing done), so try it at your own
> risk ;)
> If you want to try it, you will have to
