Hey everyone,
I am currently running OpenBabel on a MacOSX 10.6.8 in Eclipse with Java.
Recently, I encountered the following exception during using the WriteFile()
Method in OBConversion:
I have used the same method to write molecules before, the code looks like
this:
I have tried multiple
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Hey everyone,
I am currently running OpenBabel on a MacOSX 10.6.8 in Eclipse with Java.
Recently, I encountered the following exception during using the WriteFile()
Method in OBConversion:
'Invalid memory
Hey Noel,
indeed I started with the SetOutFormat method. Unfortunately, both methods
(SetOut/SetInAndOut) return true, yet, the error during writing still
remains, so I'm guessing it's happening somewhere during the writing :/.
Thanks for your input!
Max
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Hey Fredrik,
thanks for the input. The SetInAndOutFormat returns true, so I'm guessing
there's nothing worng here. I've experienced this error with several
inputfiles of varying format (pdb, sdf, mol2).
Best regards,
Max
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Ah yes, my bad! Of course, I have also tried different output formats, but
the error remains the same!
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Sure thing! Is the code sufficient, or would you need a runnable jar?
package TestClasses;
import org.openbabel.OBConversion;
import org.openbabel.OBMol;
public class TestOBWriteFile {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.load("/Applications/OpenBab
Hey everyone,
I seem to be stuck again. What I want to do is a sliding window analysis
over the residues of a peptide. Currently, I implemented a for-loop that
creates a copy of the original molecule and with every run deletes all
residues outside of the sliding window. I delete the residues using
Ah yes, thank you, that is a good idea. So basically, instead of directly
deleting them, I put them in an ArrayList an later on iterate over the
ArrayList and delete them starting from the back of the ArrayList.
However, the following does not decrease the number of atoms in the
temporary Molecule