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LinearBuilder

Struct LinearBuilder 

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pub struct LinearBuilder { /* private fields */ }
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Builder for linear polymer architectures.

Supports homopolymers, random/alternating/block copolymers — all derived from a single BigSMILES string.

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impl LinearBuilder

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pub fn new(bigsmiles: BigSmiles, strategy: BuildStrategy) -> Self

Creates a new builder from a parsed BigSMILES and a build strategy.

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pub fn homopolymer(&self) -> Result<PolymerChain, PolySimError>

Generates a linear homopolymer (single repeat unit, repeated n times).

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use polysim_core::{parse, builder::{linear::LinearBuilder, BuildStrategy}};

let bs = parse("{[]CC(C)[]}").unwrap(); // polypropylene
let chain = LinearBuilder::new(bs, BuildStrategy::ByRepeatCount(3))
    .homopolymer()
    .unwrap();

assert_eq!(chain.smiles, "CC(C)CC(C)CC(C)");
assert_eq!(chain.repeat_count, 3);
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pub fn random_copolymer( &self, fractions: &[f64], ) -> Result<PolymerChain, PolySimError>

Generates a random (statistical) copolymer.

fractions — weight fraction of each repeat unit (must sum to 1.0). The BigSMILES must contain exactly fractions.len() repeat units.

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pub fn alternating_copolymer(&self) -> Result<PolymerChain, PolySimError>

Generates an alternating copolymer (–A–B–A–B–).

The BigSMILES must contain exactly 2 repeat units.

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pub fn block_copolymer( &self, _block_lengths: &[usize], ) -> Result<PolymerChain, PolySimError>

Generates a block copolymer (–AAAA–BBBB–).

block_lengths — number of repeat units per block, in order. The BigSMILES must contain exactly block_lengths.len() repeat units.

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