OpenBabel::OBMolRingIter

OBMolRingIter Class Reference

Iterate over all rings in an OBMol. More...

#include <openbabel/obiter.h>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions

 OBMolRingIter ()
 OBMolRingIter (OBMol *mol)
 OBMolRingIter (OBMol &mol)
 OBMolRingIter (const OBMolRingIter &ri)
 ~OBMolRingIter ()
OBMolRingIter & operator= (const OBMolRingIter &ri)
 operator bool () const
OBMolRingIter & operator++ ()
OBMolRingIter operator++ (int)
OBRing * operator-> () const
OBRing & operator * () const

Detailed Description

Iterate over all rings in an OBMol.

Since:
version 2.1
To facilitate iteration through all rings in a molecule, without resorting to ring indexes (which may change in the future) a variety of iterator classes and methods are provided. One word of warning is that these iterator methods automatically call OBMol::FindSSSR() which may involve a significant performance hit on large molecules.

Calling iterator classes has been made significantly easier by a series of macros in the obiter.h header file:

      \#define FOR_RINGS_OF_MOL(r,m)     for( OBMolRingIter     r(m); r; ++r )

Here is an example: 

      #include <openbabel/obiter.h>
      #include <openbabel/mol.h>

      OBMol mol;
      FOR_RINGS_OF_MOL(r, mol)
      {
         // The variable r behaves like OBRing* when used with -> and * but
         // but needs to be explicitly converted when appearing as a parameter
         // in a function call - use &*r

      }

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

OBMolRingIter (  )  [inline]

OBMolRingIter ( OBMol *  mol  ) 

OBMolRingIter ( OBMol &  mol  ) 

OBMolRingIter ( const OBMolRingIter &  ri  ) 

~OBMolRingIter (  )  [inline]

Member Function Documentation

OBMolRingIter & operator= ( const OBMolRingIter &  ri  ) 

operator bool (  )  const [inline]

Returns:
Whether the iterator can advance (i.e., there are more rings)

OBMolRingIter & operator++ (  ) 

Preincrement -- advance to the next ring (if any) and return.

OBMolRingIter operator++ ( int   ) 

Postincrement -- return the current state and advance to the next ring.

OBRing* operator-> (  )  const [inline]

Returns:
A pointer to the current ring (if any)

OBRing& operator * (  )  const [inline]

Returns:
A reference to the current ring (if any)

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