Source code for vermouth.processors.merge_chains

#!/usr/bin/env python3
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"""
Merge molecules by chain.
"""

from ..molecule import Molecule
from ..processors.processor import Processor




def merge_chains(system, chains):
    """
    Merge molecules with the given chains as a single molecule.

    Molecules are merged into the resulting molecule if their chain is in the
    list of chains to merge. The resulting molecule is not connected.

    If a molecule comprises multiple chains, then it is merged only if all the
    chains it comprises are part of the selection.

    The meta variable are not conserved in the process.

    The input system is modified in-place.

    Parameters
    ----------
    system: vermouth.system.System
        The system to modify.
    chains: list[str]
        A container of chain identifier.
    """
    chains = set(chains)
    merged = Molecule()
    merged._force_field = system.force_field
    has_merged = False
    new_molecules = []
    for molecule in system.molecules:
        molecule_chains = set(node.get('chain') for node in molecule.nodes.values())
        if molecule_chains.issubset(chains):
            if not has_merged:
                merged.nrexcl = molecule.nrexcl
                new_molecules.append(merged)
            merged.merge_molecule(molecule)
            has_merged = True
        else:
            new_molecules.append(molecule)

    system.molecules = new_molecules





class MergeChains(Processor):
    name = 'MergeChains'

    def __init__(self, chains):
        self.chains = chains



    def run_system(self, system):
        merge_chains(system, self.chains)