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package org.openscience.cdk.ringsearch;

import org.openscience.cdk.interfaces.IAtomContainer;
import org.openscience.cdk.interfaces.IBond;
import org.openscience.cdk.interfaces.IRing;
import org.openscience.cdk.interfaces.IRingSet;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

/**
 *  Partitions a RingSet into RingSets of connected rings. Rings which share an
 *  Atom, a Bond or three or more atoms with at least on other ring in the
 *  RingSet are considered connected.
 *
 *
 * @cdk.module standard
 * @cdk.githash
 */
public class RingPartitioner {

    /**
     *  Debugging on/off
     */
    public final static boolean debug = false;

    // minimum details

    /**
     *  Partitions a RingSet into RingSets of connected rings. Rings which share
     *  an Atom, a Bond or three or more atoms with at least on other ring in
     *  the RingSet are considered connected. Thus molecules such as azulene and
     * indole will return a List with 1 element.
     *
     * 

Note that an isolated ring is considered to be self-connect. As a result * a molecule such as biphenyl will result in a 2-element List being returned (each * element corresponding to a phenyl ring). * *@param ringSet The RingSet to be partitioned *@return A {@link List} of connected RingSets */ public static List partitionRings(IRingSet ringSet) { List ringSets = new ArrayList(); if (ringSet.getAtomContainerCount() == 0) return ringSets; IRing ring = (IRing) ringSet.getAtomContainer(0); if (ring == null) return ringSets; IRingSet rs = ring.getBuilder().newInstance(IRingSet.class); for (int f = 0; f < ringSet.getAtomContainerCount(); f++) { rs.addAtomContainer(ringSet.getAtomContainer(f)); } do { ring = (IRing) rs.getAtomContainer(0); IRingSet newRs = ring.getBuilder().newInstance(IRingSet.class); newRs.addAtomContainer(ring); ringSets.add(walkRingSystem(rs, ring, newRs)); } while (rs.getAtomContainerCount() > 0); return ringSets; } /** * Converts a RingSet to an AtomContainer. * *@param ringSet The RingSet to be converted. *@return The AtomContainer containing the bonds and atoms of the ringSet. */ public static IAtomContainer convertToAtomContainer(IRingSet ringSet) { IRing ring = (IRing) ringSet.getAtomContainer(0); if (ring == null) return null; IAtomContainer ac = ring.getBuilder().newInstance(IAtomContainer.class); for (int i = 0; i < ringSet.getAtomContainerCount(); i++) { ring = (IRing) ringSet.getAtomContainer(i); for (int r = 0; r < ring.getBondCount(); r++) { IBond bond = ring.getBond(r); if (!ac.contains(bond)) { for (int j = 0; j < bond.getAtomCount(); j++) { ac.addAtom(bond.getAtom(j)); } ac.addBond(bond); } } } return ac; } /** * Perform a walk in the given RingSet, starting at a given Ring and * recursively searching for other Rings connected to this ring. By doing * this it finds all rings in the RingSet connected to the start ring, * putting them in newRs, and removing them from rs. * *@param rs The RingSet to be searched *@param ring The ring to start with *@param newRs The RingSet containing all Rings connected to ring *@return newRs The RingSet containing all Rings connected to ring */ private static IRingSet walkRingSystem(IRingSet rs, IRing ring, IRingSet newRs) { IRing tempRing; IRingSet tempRings = rs.getConnectedRings(ring); // logger.debug("walkRingSystem -> tempRings.size(): " + tempRings.size()); rs.removeAtomContainer(ring); for (IAtomContainer container : tempRings.atomContainers()) { tempRing = (IRing) container; if (!newRs.contains(tempRing)) { newRs.addAtomContainer(tempRing); newRs.add(walkRingSystem(rs, tempRing, newRs)); } } return newRs; } }





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