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Reagents: When opening Daylight SMILES and Extended SMILES files with reagent the original structure is distorted #1930

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Zhirnoff opened this issue Dec 15, 2022 · 3 comments
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@Zhirnoff
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Zhirnoff commented Dec 15, 2022

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Launch Ketcher
  2. Create structure with arrow and reagent molecule above arrow
  3. Save file as Daylight SMILES
  4. Open saved file
  5. Save file as Extended SMILES
  6. Open saved file

Expected behavior
When opening Daylight SMILES and Extended SMILES files with reagent the original structure is NOT distorted

Actual behavior
When opening Daylight SMILES and Extended SMILES files with reagent the original structure is distorted

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2022-12-14_19h20_48
2022-12-14_19h21_58

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Version 1.8.3.0-gded13d6dc-x86_64-linux-gnu-11.2.1

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Ketcher requirements issue: #1703
Related Indigo issue: epam/Indigo#932

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@Zhirnoff can you please attach an example of the file that we can use to reproduce this?

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Screenshot 2023-02-13 at 13 18 13

Reproduced the issue about SMILES formats with reagents.

Reaction with Cl ext sml.cxsmi.zip
Reaction with Cl day sml.smi.zip
Reaction with Cl (1).rxn.zip

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Fixed by related Indigo issue: epam/Indigo#932

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