CML Export Options
Export options
The argument of MolConverter, MolExporter and the getMol/getM functions (of the applets and beans) is the format string. The format specification ("cml") is followed by ":" and the selected option(s) for CML export.
CodeName |
Explanation |
a, +a, +a_gen |
General aromatization. |
a_bas |
Basic aromatization. |
a_loose |
Loose aromatization. |
a_ambig |
Ambiguous aromatization. |
-a, -a_gen |
General Dearomatization. |
-a_huckel |
Huckel dearomatization. |
-a_huckel_ex |
Huckel dearomatization, throwing exception in case of failure. |
H, +H |
Add explicit Hydrogen atoms. |
-H |
Remove explicit Hydrogen atoms. |
A |
Atom attributes are stored in arrays. For 2D molecules, only the x, y coordinates are stored. This is a more compact form of storage than the default (using <atom> tags). |
P |
Create human readable output: put new XML elements in new lines and indent for embedded elements. |
CN |
The accuracy of the exported coordinates can be given: N is the length of the decimals of the coordinate, 0 < N ≤ 9 |
D |
This option is important if the molecule has parity information and has 0 dimension. By default during the export, a clean method is invoked on the structure and the generated coordinates and wedge information are exported into CML format but NOT the parity information. However, using this option coordinates and wedge information are not generated but parity information is exported. |
I |
Ignore unexportable molecule properties. Without this option the exporter will throw an exception when reach an unexportable property. |
BOM |
Write the UTF-8 byte order mark (BOM), if the given or the system's encoding is UTF-8. |
For example: cml:A or cml:C5.
Example of CML file exported without options:
<?
xml
version
=
"1.0"
?><
cml
xmlns
=
"http://www.xml-cml.org/schema"
xmlns:convention
=
"http://www.xml-cml.org/convention"
convention
=
"convention:molecular"
xmlns:marvin
=
"http://www.chemaxon.com/marvin/marvinDictRef"
>
<
molecule
title
=
"Ethane"
id
=
"m1"
><
atomArray
><
atom
id
=
"a1"
elementType
=
"C"
x2
=
"0.0"
y2
=
"0.0"
></
atom
><
atom
id
=
"a2"
elementType
=
"C"
x2
=
"0.0"
y2
=
"1.54"
></
atom
></
atomArray
><
bondArray
><
bond
atomRefs2
=
"a1 a2"
order
=
"1"
></
bond
></
bondArray
></
molecule
>
</
cml
>
Example of CML file exported with option "A":
<?
xml
version
=
"1.0"
?><
cml
xmlns
=
"http://www.xml-cml.org/schema"
xmlns:convention
=
"http://www.xml-cml.org/convention"
convention
=
"convention:molecular"
xmlns:marvin
=
"http://www.chemaxon.com/marvin/marvinDictRef"
>
<
molecule
title
=
"Ethane"
id
=
"m1"
><
atomArray
atomID
=
"a1 a2"
elementType
=
"C C"
x2
=
"0.0 0.0"
y2
=
"0.0 1.54"
></
atomArray
><
bondArray
><
bond
atomRefs2
=
"a1 a2"
order
=
"1"
></
bond
></
bondArray
></
molecule
>
</
cml
>
Example of CML file exported with option "P":
<?
xml
version
=
"1.0"
?>
<
cml
xmlns
=
"http://www.xml-cml.org/schema"
xmlns:convention
=
"http://www.xml-cml.org/convention"
convention
=
"convention:molecular"
xmlns:marvin
=
"http://www.chemaxon.com/marvin/marvinDictRef"
>
<
molecule
title
=
"Ethane"
id
=
"m1"
>
<
atomArray
>
<
atom
id
=
"a1"
elementType
=
"C"
x2
=
"0.0"
y2
=
"0.0"
/>
<
atom
id
=
"a2"
elementType
=
"C"
x2
=
"0.0"
y2
=
"1.54"
/>
</
atomArray
>
<
bondArray
>
<
bond
atomRefs2
=
"a1 a2"
order
=
"1"
/>
</
bondArray
>
</
molecule
>
</
cml
>
Example of CML file exported with options "AP":
<?
xml
version
=
"1.0"
?>
<
cml
xmlns
=
"http://www.xml-cml.org/schema"
xmlns:convention
=
"http://www.xml-cml.org/convention"
convention
=
"convention:molecular"
xmlns:marvin
=
"http://www.chemaxon.com/marvin/marvinDictRef"
>
<
molecule
title
=
"Ethane"
id
=
"m1"
>
<
atomArray
atomID
=
"a1 a2"
elementType
=
"C C"
x2
=
"0.0 0.0"
y2
=
"0.0 1.54"
/>
<
bondArray
>
<
bond
atomRefs2
=
"a1 a2"
order
=
"1"
/>
</
bondArray
>
</
molecule
>
</
cml
>