BALL
1.4.79
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#include <BALL/QSAR/partialChargeProcessor.h>
Public Member Functions | |
Constructors and Destructors | |
PartialChargeProcessor () | |
PartialChargeProcessor (const PartialChargeProcessor &pc) | |
virtual | ~PartialChargeProcessor () |
Assignment | |
PartialChargeProcessor & | operator= (const PartialChargeProcessor &pc) |
Accessors | |
void | calculatePEOE (AtomContainer &ac) |
void | setDataFolder (const char *folder) |
Public Member Functions inherited from BALL::UnaryProcessor< AtomContainer > | |
UnaryProcessor () | |
UnaryProcessor (const UnaryProcessor &) | |
virtual | ~UnaryProcessor () |
virtual bool | start () |
virtual bool | finish () |
Processor-realted methods | |
virtual Processor::Result | operator() (AtomContainer &ac) |
Additional Inherited Members | |
Public Types inherited from BALL::UnaryFunctor< AtomContainer, Processor::Result > | |
typedef Processor::Result | result_type |
typedef AtomContainer | argument_type |
typedef AtomContainer & | argument_reference |
typedef const AtomContainer & | const_argument_reference |
typedef AtomContainer * | argument_pointer |
typedef const AtomContainer * | const_argument_pointer |
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Definition at line 23 of file partialChargeProcessor.h.
BALL::PartialChargeProcessor::PartialChargeProcessor | ( | ) |
Default constructor
BALL::PartialChargeProcessor::PartialChargeProcessor | ( | const PartialChargeProcessor & | pc | ) |
Copy contructor
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Destructor
void BALL::PartialChargeProcessor::calculatePEOE | ( | AtomContainer & | ac | ) |
Methods to calculate the PEOE charges of Gasteiger. This method can be called explicitely, not as processor.
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operator ()
Reimplemented from BALL::UnaryProcessor< AtomContainer >.
PartialChargeProcessor& BALL::PartialChargeProcessor::operator= | ( | const PartialChargeProcessor & | pc | ) |
Assignment operator
void BALL::PartialChargeProcessor::setDataFolder | ( | const char * | folder | ) |
allows to set the data-folder without using BALL_DATA_PATH enviroment variable, which is useful for standalone applications