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I believe this reverse template is generated at startup from the forwards template, for both Java and Python versions, and should not need to be saved in the database file.
This may in fact be a bug from importing the Java database, rather than exporting it. ( edit: I now think it's most likely an export problem). Either way, a round-trip from Java to Python to Java adds some entries to the dictionary that RMG-Java then cannot read.
eg. in R_Addition_MultipleBond/dictionary.txt, this appears:
YXZ.6
1 *1 Os 0 {2,S} {4,S}
2 *2 {Sid,SiO} 1 {1,S} {3,D}
3 Od 0 {2,D}
4 *3 R 0 {1,S}
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I believe this reverse template is generated at startup from the forwards template, for both Java and Python versions, and should not need to be saved in the database file.
This may in fact be a bug from importing the Java database, rather than exporting it. ( edit: I now think it's most likely an export problem). Either way, a round-trip from Java to Python to Java adds some entries to the dictionary that RMG-Java then cannot read.
eg. in R_Addition_MultipleBond/dictionary.txt, this appears:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: