CDPL.ForceField.MMFF94SymbolicToNumericAtomTypeMap.Entry Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for CDPL.ForceField.MMFF94SymbolicToNumericAtomTypeMap.Entry:

Public Member Functions
None	__init__ ()
	Initializes the Entry instance.
None	__init__ (Entry entry)
	Initializes a copy of the Entry instance entry. More...
None	__init__ (str sym_type, int num_type)
	Initializes the Entry instance. More...
int	getObjectID ()
	Returns the numeric identifier (ID) of the wrapped C++ class instance. More...
str	getSymbolicType ()
int	getNumericType ()

Properties
	objectID = property(getObjectID)
	symbolicType = property(getSymbolicType)
	numericType = property(getNumericType)

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__init__() [1/2]

None CDPL.ForceField.MMFF94SymbolicToNumericAtomTypeMap.Entry.__init__

(

Entry

entry

)

Initializes a copy of the Entry instance entry.

Parameters

entry

The Entry instance to copy.

__init__() [2/2]

None CDPL.ForceField.MMFF94SymbolicToNumericAtomTypeMap.Entry.__init__	(	str	sym_type,
		int	num_type
	)

Initializes the Entry instance.

Parameters

sym_type
num_type

Member Function Documentation

getObjectID()

int CDPL.ForceField.MMFF94SymbolicToNumericAtomTypeMap.Entry.getObjectID

(

)

Returns the numeric identifier (ID) of the wrapped C++ class instance.

Different Python Entry instances may reference the same underlying C++ class instance. The commonly used Python expression a is not b thus cannot tell reliably whether the two Entry instances a and b reference different C++ objects. The numeric identifier returned by this method allows to correctly implement such an identity test via the simple expression a.getObjectID() != b.getObjectID().

Returns

The numeric ID of the internally referenced C++ class instance.

getSymbolicType()

str CDPL.ForceField.MMFF94SymbolicToNumericAtomTypeMap.Entry.getSymbolicType

(

)

Returns

getNumericType()

int CDPL.ForceField.MMFF94SymbolicToNumericAtomTypeMap.Entry.getNumericType

(

)

Returns