NAME
Codename: name
Contents:
NAME format
The names are saved in a text file following this rules:
- one name per line
- additional fields can be added, separated by tabs
Import option
ocr converts names containig OCR (optical character recognition) error.
Example:molconvert 'smiles:T*' -s '3-rnethyl-l-methoxynaphthalene{name:ocr}converts the defective name "3-rnethyl-l-methoxynaphthalene" to smiles.systematic convert only systematic names -systematic disable conversion of systematic names -elements disable conversion of the name of chemical elements, for instance carbon, sodium, .... Even though "carbon" is not converted, "methane" still is, since it is a molecule name, not an element. -ions disable conversion of ion syntax, for instance "Ca2+". Some of these options are mainly useful when configuring which names Document to Structure recognizes.
Export options
t
converts to traditional name. This option generates a common name if one is known for the structure. Otherwise, it generates a systematic name, but sometimes uses some traditionally accepted rules instead of the strict application of the IUPAC rules, when that generates a simpler name. common
generates the most popular common name of a structure. (It fails if none is known.)
common,all
generates all common names of a structure.
source
outputs the name present in the source data (no generation).
See also
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