User b91dd8facf
28-01-2009 18:39:23
using JChem standardizer 5.1.2 to aromatize molecules in an reaction rdf file, the standardizer changes the $RFMT $RIREG 12345 line towards $RFMT only in the resulting file, means the reaction number is kicked out... could I get this back?
cheers
Lutz
ChemAxon d76e6e95eb
30-01-2009 09:33:28
Could you please attach an example reaction file (input) to be able to reproduce the problem?
User b91dd8facf
30-01-2009 10:33:58
here it is: inputfile test.rdf and after aromatization testout.rdf
ChemAxon d76e6e95eb
30-01-2009 12:48:31
Thanks, it is a general rdf import/export problem, not related to aromatization or standardization. It can be reproduced with molconvert.
Code: |
molconvert rdf test.rdf -o testout2.rdf |
We are investigating it further.
User b91dd8facf
05-02-2009 15:09:09
Dear Gyuri,
can you give us an indication if you could send us a preliminary version of the standardizer that leaves the RIREG numbers intact? Would be great because otherwise we need to program a workaround soon.
best regards
lutz
ChemAxon 990acf0dec
05-02-2009 16:52:11
Hi Lutz,
We are investigating this problem right now. Theoretically, Marvin should be able to import the RIREG field, but for some reason it is not imported from your file. Unfortunately, I don't know whether we will have capacity for the bugfix before the release of 5.2.
Best regards,
Akos
ChemAxon d76e6e95eb
26-03-2009 08:47:48
The problem has been corrected, both $RIREG and $REREG fields are kept intact during conversions now. It will be available in version 5.2.1 approximately in the middle of April. Thank you for pointing out this issue!