Hi,
I am trying to identify all the UNIFAC functional subgroups that exist in a
molecule as part of my research on Aerosols. I have just installed the
Openbabel Toolkit and I am planning to use Microsoft Visual Studio C++ as
platform for the API and I am really excited about using the toolkit for
Hi Noel,
Thank you for your response. I can see that Python makes it possible to
match the SMARTS rule with the desired element in the molecule. I am
currently using Openbabel in Visual Studio C++. And I want to use a separate
file that contains all of my SMARTS rules for functional groups along w
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amprimiriam
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Hi,
I have so far been able to build the openbabel solution in Debug mode with
Python bindings enabled. I see that the openbabel-2.dll and openbabel.py
have been built in the Debug folder inside the "bin" folder. The Debug
folder in the "src" folder also contains two library files named
"openbabel