pub struct FfParamSet {
pub peptide: Option<ForceFieldParams>,
pub small_mol: Option<ForceFieldParams>,
pub dna: Option<ForceFieldParams>,
pub rna: Option<ForceFieldParams>,
pub lipids: Option<ForceFieldParams>,
pub carbohydrates: Option<ForceFieldParams>,
pub peptide_ff_q_map: Option<ProtFFTypeChargeMap>,
}
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A set of general parameters that aren’t molecule-specific. E.g. from GAFF2, OL3, RNA, or amino19. These are used as a baseline, and in some cases, overridden by molecule-specific parameters.
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§peptide: Option<ForceFieldParams>
§small_mol: Option<ForceFieldParams>
§dna: Option<ForceFieldParams>
§rna: Option<ForceFieldParams>
§lipids: Option<ForceFieldParams>
§carbohydrates: Option<ForceFieldParams>
§peptide_ff_q_map: Option<ProtFFTypeChargeMap>
In addition to charge, this also contains the mapping of res type to FF type; required to map
other parameters to protein atoms. E.g. from amino19.lib
, and its N and C-terminus variants.
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Source§impl FfParamSet
impl FfParamSet
Sourcepub fn new(paths: &ParamGeneralPaths) -> Result<Self>
pub fn new(paths: &ParamGeneralPaths) -> Result<Self>
Load general parameter files for proteins, and small organic molecules. This also populates ff type and charge for protein atoms.
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Source§impl Debug for FfParamSet
impl Debug for FfParamSet
Source§impl Default for FfParamSet
impl Default for FfParamSet
Source§fn default() -> FfParamSet
fn default() -> FfParamSet
Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl Freeze for FfParamSet
impl RefUnwindSafe for FfParamSet
impl Send for FfParamSet
impl Sync for FfParamSet
impl Unpin for FfParamSet
impl UnwindSafe for FfParamSet
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