[gmx-developers] Single letter residue types in rtp files
David van der Spoel
spoel at xray.bmc.uu.se
Mon Nov 20 09:10:05 CET 2006
Anton Feenstra wrote:
> Ranjit Vijayan wrote:
>> Of course, it is pretty straightforward for me to change the single
>> letter residue types to two letters. But, would it not be better if
>> the .rtp files released is set up to take care of the code's inability
>> to handle single letter residue types or modify the above check to
>> allow single letter residue types?
>
> The code looks like it could have been mine (I've tried to make the name
> matching a bit more forgiving by not insisting on a perfect match). I do
> not think there was a good reason for excluding single-letter residue
> names, it probably simply did not occur to me at the time how the code
> would behave in such a situation -- and it apparently wasn't in my test
> set... ;-{
>
> Nevertheless, I'd think you would not want to use a building block if
> only the first letter matched your residue name, so simply initializing
> 'best' at 0 is not a good quick solution here...
>
>
Isn't it quite common to designate DNA by single letter codes as well?
That would point towards a solution that allows single letter codes anyawy..
--
David.
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