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sr #108952: GChemPaint: input and output of ChemDraw files

Submitter:  Bernd Speiser <berndspeiser>
Submitted:  Sun 10 Jan 2016 01:14:25 PM UTC
   
 
Category:  None Priority:  5 - Normal
Severity:  3 - Normal Status:  Done
Privacy:  Public Assigned to:  jean_brefort
Open/Closed:  Closed Operating System:  GNU/Linux

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Tue 29 Mar 2016 06:59:58 AM UTC, comment #43: 

0.14.12 released.
Feel free to open as many bug reports as needed (one per issue, please).

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Thu 24 Mar 2016 05:22:04 PM UTC, comment #42: 

Sure, I need to polish some details and release, hopefully next week.

Actually, integration works with Abiword (although it sometimes crash). For Open/LibreOffice there is a need to build some kind of interface which is just quite obscure for me. Somebody pointed me to the API docs, but it looked quite formidable to me.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Thu 24 Mar 2016 04:55:31 PM UTC, comment #41: 

yes, nice indeed! So, we will only need a new version now to have this all together. Thanks a lot for these advances. We should now be able to round-trip between GChemPaint and ChemDraw easily.

It might now be interesting to look at a different problem (which can maybe not solved by GChemPaint alone, but maybe we can find out what to do and whom to ask).
A common scenario for chemists is that they import their structural drawings into a text.
I personally use LaTeX, but most collegues use some version of Word (or OpenOffice, or LibreOffice). For LaTeX I would certainly save the drawing in some image format and include the image in the LaTeX document.
Now, what to do in the case of a Word (or similar) document which includes chemical structures. On Windows with Word and ChemDraw, you can just double-click on the document and ChemDraw is opened for editing. Although being a nice "round-trip" scenario, this is impossible on Linux machines without having something like Wine and then installing Word and ChemDraw. If you are looking for open-source alternatives, you don't have luck. There is a lot of previous discussion on the internet about this problem.
Using Open/LibreOffice and GChemPaint could possibly help in this situation, but they would need to be integrated in some way.

What is indeed possible already is to copy and paste from the GChemDraw window into a LibreOffice document. However, in this situation the drawing is an image in the document, and can not be returned to GChemDraw for editing. So, it is not a real round-trip.
I have used the anisole example files, version GChemPaint 0.14.10 and LibreOffice 5.0.4.2 for generating the files GChemPaint-LibreOffice.odt and GChemPaint-LibreOffice.pdf attached.

So, the question is: what is needed to get this integration, some
effort from the side of GChemPaint or do we need to ask the Open/LibreOffice developers for help (maybe both?)?


(file #36750, file #36751)

Bernd Speiser <berndspeiser>
Wed 23 Mar 2016 12:47:33 PM UTC, comment #40: 

Nice, just what I expected.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Wed 23 Mar 2016 12:39:55 PM UTC, comment #39: 

I had no problems with opening the file.

(file #36734, file #36735, file #36736)

Georg Zitzer <zit112>
Wed 23 Mar 2016 12:31:57 PM UTC, comment #38: 

I'd like to know how this file looks like when loaded in ChemDraw and what it gives when saved back to CDXML. This is probably the last sample I need for this issue (unless ChemDraw is unable to load it). Thanks for all.

(file #36733)

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Fri 18 Mar 2016 11:03:30 AM UTC, comment #37: 

The new CDXML-file looks just like the firt ChemDraw-sample. Could´t find any differences or mistakes.

(file #36684)

Georg Zitzer <zit112>
Thu 17 Mar 2016 04:32:48 PM UTC, comment #36: 

The CDXML support is now at least as good than the CDX support, at least hopefully. I still need to enhance a fexw details, but the original sample is now correctly imported and exported by GChemPaint (svn code only for now).

(file #36672)

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Thu 17 Mar 2016 01:10:02 PM UTC, comment #35: 

Thanks. The variable case looks really weird. I'll make all thses persistent.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Thu 17 Mar 2016 12:48:31 PM UTC, comment #34: 

The index has the same font size as the text.
I´ve made another sample with three different text-blocks.

(file #36669, file #36670, file #36671)

Georg Zitzer <zit112>
Thu 17 Mar 2016 11:42:34 AM UTC, comment #33: 

The index font size should be fixed. I tried another solution for the interline, but I'm not really happy with it. I'd need for another sample with mulitiline texts. The documentation says that the line height set to three different values: auto, variable and some fixed value. As there is nothing in the doc about how this is saved to cdxml, I'd need the cdxml (and the pdf screenshot). The cdx file would not be really useful.

(file #36668)

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Tue 15 Mar 2016 11:19:45 AM UTC, comment #32: 

The issue with the double bond seems to be fixed, but I´ve uploaded the sample with 2-Butene.
The font size of the index in H2O is still smaller (8) than in the original file(12).
Also the space between the lines is different (but you already said that there is no equivalent in gchempain).

(file #36648, file #36649)

Georg Zitzer <zit112>
Fri 11 Mar 2016 04:47:35 PM UTC, comment #31: 

I tried to fix all previous issues in Sample.cdx. Please tell me if some are still there. The double bond issue should be fixed even if they still don't appear on the same side in GChemPaint. The automatic side is not the same in both programs and GChemPaint does no support manual setting for double bonds for now. I am not sure to understand the CDX documentation since the manually positioned double bond in Sample.cdx is said to be "Left", but I see it at right in the pdf. I'd like a sample with trans-2-butene and a maually positiond double bond (either left or right).

(file #36603)

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Thu 03 Mar 2016 03:04:49 PM UTC, comment #30: 

Confirmed - after installing the patch, the file 0.14.11_test.cdx can be read correctly

Bernd Speiser <berndspeiser>
Thu 03 Mar 2016 09:45:04 AM UTC, comment #29: 

This patch applies to 0.14.11.

I'll try to fix the label font issue now and start working on the CDXML format, but I'll be very busy for the next four weeks or so.

(file #36534)

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Thu 03 Mar 2016 09:25:06 AM UTC, comment #28: 

We have checked again, and indeed, 0.14.11_test.cdx is correctly read by ChemDraw.

Bernd Speiser <berndspeiser>
Thu 03 Mar 2016 09:13:36 AM UTC, comment #27: 

I was bad, the file is correct (but with an empty text run). I'll commit a patch to both branches (avoiding empty runs when saving and supporting them on loading).

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Wed 02 Mar 2016 09:13:10 PM UTC, comment #26: 

0.14.11_test.cdx is invalid, or at least looks invalid to me, strange that ChemDraw reads it.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Wed 02 Mar 2016 01:26:47 PM UTC, comment #25: 

Thanks for putting this into a new version.
After installing version 0.14.11, I tested a round-trip starting from GChemPaint to ChemDraw file and back. This variant was not yet tested. All we did test was the round-trip starting from ChemDraw.

I used a simple drawing, as shown in the files in the attached archive. The drawing includes one chemical structure, a reaction arrow with some text above and then some text to the right of the reaction arrow.

(1) The native output is in file "0.14.11_test".
(2) Pdf output generated from the drawing is in file "0.14.11_test.pdf". This looks OK.
(3) Output in cdx format is in file "0.14.11_test.cdx". When reading this with ChemDraw, it also looks OK, see pdf output from ChemDraw in file "0.14.11_test.cdx_.pdf".
(4) However, if I reload the file "0.14.11_test.cdx" into GChemPaint, the reaction arrow and the text above it are missing, see file "0.14.11_test_after_reload.pdf".
(5) If I reload file "0.14.11_test", the result is OK.

So, I conclude that there is still a problem with opening cdx files in GChemDraw.

I have also detected a small problem during installation, but I will file a separate bug for that.



(file #36527)

Bernd Speiser <berndspeiser>
Tue 01 Mar 2016 02:04:56 PM UTC, comment #24: 

The fonts.* samples can't be loaded in GChemPaint, unfortunately, because "Arial" and "Times New Roman" can't be interpreted as chemical symbols. Anyway, I think I know the solution to this issue. I supposed that when the font field was missing ChemDraw would use the default font for the file, but it seems that it uses Arial instead. I'll add the missing string.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Mon 29 Feb 2016 05:00:37 PM UTC, comment #23: 

The font change is not related to encoding. I suppose it is an export issue, probably a field that gchempaint skips because it does not use it.

space between text line has no equivalent in gchempaint, so it is lost. I need to add an appropriate property.

I enhanced the + sign position but it will not be at exactly the same place.

For the double bonds, I can probably find a solution, but not so easily.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Mon 29 Feb 2016 04:32:13 PM UTC, comment #22: 

The file "fonts" contains two text-objects and two molecules with text, each in "Times New Roman" and "Arial" (Size 12) with subscrepted text. Is it possible that encoding with iso-8859-1, leads to changes of fonts?

(file #36507, file #36508, file #36509)

Georg Zitzer <zit112>
Mon 29 Feb 2016 04:22:22 PM UTC, comment #21: 

We have compared the original ChemDraw-file and the one after encoding and there are some more changes:
-full text in the ChemDraw-file was in "Times New Roman". After encoding the font in chem. formula was changed to "Arial" but in the text above and under the arrow it´s still "Times New Roman".
-space between text lines above arrow is different
-the text-size of subscrepted number in "H2O" (text under the arrow) was changed to eight
-also the double bound and the plus-sign were changed.







(file #36506)

Georg Zitzer <zit112>
Sun 28 Feb 2016 08:22:44 AM UTC, comment #20: 

I also noticed that one of the C=N bonds has changed.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Fri 26 Feb 2016 01:01:05 PM UTC, comment #19: 

The '+' sign appears a bit high, I'll try to enhance that, but it is not that easy to interpret the saved bounding box (which is not a bounding box, both x values are the same). Thanks for the feedback.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Fri 26 Feb 2016 12:25:25 PM UTC, comment #18: 

Seems to be the way it schould be (I use ChemDraw Professional V. 15.0.0.106).

(file #36471)

Georg Zitzer <zit112>
Sun 21 Feb 2016 04:26:45 PM UTC, comment #17: 

Looks like simple files like Sample.cdx can now be loaded and saved in GChemPaint. The '+' sign will probably be slightly moved unless ChemDraw aligns it automatically.
Not sure this does not open new issues (it woul be quite surprising actually that the new code is bug free). Please test

I need to fix some unrelated issues before releasing, and after nex release, I'll be back for more enhancements (the cumene sample does not roundtrip currently).

(file #36415)

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Mon 15 Feb 2016 07:36:56 PM UTC, comment #16: 

I'll use iso-8859-1 as encoding for Arial and Times New Roman then, and unicode for other fonts until somebody tells me how it is possible to know the encoding used by ChemDraw for each font. GChemPaint always use utf-8 whatever the fonts it uses.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Mon 15 Feb 2016 02:23:39 PM UTC, comment #15: 

But it worked. The text-objekt behaves like an usual ChemDraw-text. Now I can edit and save it.

Georg Zitzer <zit112>
Mon 15 Feb 2016 12:26:52 PM UTC, comment #14: 

Not so nice then. I attach the same sample but with iso-8859-1 encoding to be sure that the issue is not related, but I'm pretty sure that it comes from some mandatory missing field(s).

(file #36341)

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Mon 15 Feb 2016 10:23:23 AM UTC, comment #13: 

The sample can be loaded. The text-object can also be moved but editing leads to erasing of the text and it´s not possibe to undo the last step.

Georg Zitzer <zit112>
Fri 12 Feb 2016 05:34:41 PM UTC, comment #12: 

I'd like to know if this new sample is correctly loaded by ChemDraw. I used unicode encoding, not sure it's a good idea but the proper encoding is not so easy to dtermine.

(file #36324)

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Wed 10 Feb 2016 01:20:17 PM UTC, comment #11: 

Yes, I mean that the differences are due to different default behaviors between the two programs, so reimporting into ChemDraw should drop the differences (hopefully, but it needs to be checked).

Thanks for the new samples, this is what I understood from the documentation. This means that I need to change some strings when exporting, although this should be not so frequent since the attachment point is most generally at the end or the begining of the string. This also needs work (currently my cumene sample would become toluene in .cdx).

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Wed 10 Feb 2016 01:06:51 PM UTC, comment #10: 

Sorry, I overlooked the different atom order in "OH". Again, in the sample case it is not important.
If you say "None of these differences should survive when back to chemdraw anyway.", do you mean that when using a file exported from gchemdraw as .cdx and imported into ChemDraw would be the same as the original .cdx?

We have checked your cumene structure. It seems that ChemDraw can not do that. I attach a additional files that show three structures of cumene that are possible with ChemDraw. Attaching a bond to the "middle" of a chain of atoms does not seem to be an option.

(file #36290, file #36291, file #36292)

Bernd Speiser <berndspeiser>
Tue 09 Feb 2016 04:52:58 PM UTC, comment #9: 

There are some other differences :

  • an hydrogen on the left (HO) instead of OH in the original
  • the wedges are narrower because gchempaint uses the same width as bold bonds while chemdraw uses 1.5 that width.


None of these differences should survive when back to chemdraw anyway.

I started working on text export which should be the most difficult part of the job.

I attach a sample pdf created with gchempaint, can chemdraw do that too (the bond attached to the central atom)?

(file #36284)

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Tue 09 Feb 2016 03:00:42 PM UTC, comment #8: 

Thanks for your recent efforts.
The result in Sample-in-Gcp.pdf looks pretty good, indeed.
The only difference I notice is at the C=N double bonds in the top parts of the product molecule 2.1: The single bonds attaching the carbon atoms to the aromatic rings connect to the lower horizontal line of the double bond, while the original pdf (see file Sample.pdf) exported from ChemDraw it is connected to the upper horizontal line. In most cases, this might not be an issue, but it can not be excluded that in some particular formula this difference is regarded important.

I am looking forward to see how this works for export to make round-trip editing possible.

Bernd Speiser <berndspeiser>
Sat 06 Feb 2016 10:16:54 AM UTC, comment #7: 

CDX import of reactions now seems to work in the development branch, just the '+' sign is not properly aligned, but this is almost impossible to fix). For stable branch, things work too, but not fully, reaction conditions are not linked to the arrow because this would need too invasive changes. There are several options:

  • keep things as they are (not so good)
  • backport enoug code to stable so that things work (will most probably introduce a handfull of bugs, so not so good)
  • release 0.16 inhibiting unfinished features (would result in a too much unstable releae, imho).


So no good solution around. I'll now concentrate on export, starting with texts.

CDXML support will come later.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Wed 20 Jan 2016 09:58:56 AM UTC, comment #6: 

Herewith I attach files representing two mesomeric structures of benzene in cdx, cdxml and pdf format for further testing.
Hope this helps.

(file #36098, file #36099, file #36100)

Bernd Speiser <berndspeiser>
Sun 17 Jan 2016 03:20:40 PM UTC, comment #5: 

Made some progress in CDX import. The style is imported so that now things look more the same in GChemPaint and ChemDraw, see attached GChemPaint printed output.
Now I need to play with the reaction import (the + is automatic in GChemPaint). Unfortunately, what ChemDraw names a Scheme might be different things in GChemPaint (mesomery, retrosynthesis or reaction (with posssibly embedded mesomery), I'd like to have some cdx sample representing, say, benzene mesomery. I suppose that I need to store all data until it is possibe to know the nature of the scheme.
I suppose that exporting will be easier, but I might be wrong. And I'll play with CDXML later.

(file #36067)

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Fri 15 Jan 2016 10:17:12 AM UTC, comment #4: 

I fixed most of the broken issue, but found another one when testing all the chemdraw files around. I'm a bit sick at the moment so not very productive. The plan is to first import your samples with no loss, then play with export. I don't need other samples for now.

Objects attached are of course the text, but GChemPaint allows molecules (and equations in the development branch). If you build the development branch be prepared to crashes and other annoying events.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Fri 15 Jan 2016 10:02:21 AM UTC, comment #3: 

Sounds bad and I conclude that first of all the import functionality should be fixed.
If you talk about "objects attached to the arrow" - you mean text above and below? Or do you mean molecules?
I guess it would also be useful if I do not only install version 0.14 but also the development branch here.

Would it be helpful to prepare other (more simple) test files with less features included?
Maybe:
(1) just a simple molecule
(2) two molecules with a simple arrow without any text
(3) as (2), but with one text item attached to the arrow
(4) as (3), but with an additional text attached
(5) as (2), but with stoichiometry coefficients

What do you think? Maybe still other test files?


Bernd Speiser <berndspeiser>
Mon 11 Jan 2016 06:50:34 AM UTC, comment #2: 

It will not be easy to fix. Issues are:

1. There are two objects attched to the arrow, and gchempaint-0.14 supports only one (development branch supports as many as needed, but it is still in an early development state with many bugs around).
2. The stoichiometry coefficient is just there and not linked to the molecule, I am unsure how the importer can deal with that. There is a need to analyze the position of all texts and determine if they might be linked to the reaction scheme.
3. The CDXML importer is currently fully unable to deal with your sample, even the molecules don't load correctly.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Sun 10 Jan 2016 08:02:45 PM UTC, comment #1: 

Hmm, looks like the cdxml importer is badly broken.

Jean Bréfort <jean_brefort>
Group administrator
Sun 10 Jan 2016 01:14:25 PM UTC, original submission:  

A problem to read and write files from ChemDraw software (either in the cdx or the cdxml format) is found.
The attached files provide a Sample.pdf which shows how the drawing should look like. ChemDraw produced Sample.cdx and Sample cdxml.
Opening Sample.cdx witch GChemPaint 0.14.10 does not show the text around the reaction arrow, also "+ 2" on the educt side and the compound numbering "2.1" on the product side is missing.
Opening Sample.cdxml, in addition the bonds in the tert-butyl groups are not shown as wedges and "broken lines", but as "normal" bonds.
Files "result.cdx" and "result.cdxml" were generated by saving the above samples from GChemPaint in the respective format. When re-importing in GChemPaint after saving, in addition the reaction arrow is missing in both formats.

I seem to be unable to upload the last of these files, "result.cdxml", so I will try to upload this separately.

Bernd Speiser <berndspeiser>

 

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file #36750:  GChemPaint-LibreOffice.odt added by berndspeiser (22KiB - application/vnd.oasis.opendocument.text)
file #36751:  GChemPaint-LibreOffice.pdf added by berndspeiser (46KiB - application/x-msdownload)
file #36734:  anisole.pdf added by zit112 (12KiB - application/pdf)
file #36735:  anisole.cdxml added by zit112 (5KiB - application/octet-stream)
file #36736:  anisole.cdx added by zit112 (2KiB - application/octet-stream)
file #36733:  anisole.cdxml added by jean_brefort (3KiB - chemical/x-cdxml - Anisole models in CDXML formats)
file #36684:  Sample-gcp.pdf added by zit112 (30KiB - application/pdf)
file #36672:  Sample-gcp.cdxml added by jean_brefort (9KiB - chemical/x-cdxml - Saved back CDXML sample.)
file #36669:  Line spacing.cdx added by zit112 (2KiB - application/octet-stream)
file #36670:  Line spacing.pdf added by zit112 (25KiB - application/pdf)
file #36671:  Line spacing.cdxml added by zit112 (5KiB - application/octet-stream)
file #36668:  Sample-gcp3.cdx added by jean_brefort (4KiB - chemical/x-cdx - New version of the sample)
file #36648:  2-Butene.cdx added by zit112 (2KiB - application/octet-stream)
file #36649:  2-Butene.pdf added by zit112 (18KiB - application/pdf)
file #36603:  Sample-gcp2.cdx added by jean_brefort (4KiB - chemical/x-cdx - new version of the sample)
file #36534:  empty_runs.patch added by jean_brefort (11KiB - text/x-patch - Fix the 0.14.11_test issue)
file #36527:  0.14.11_test.tar added by berndspeiser (50KiB - application/x-tar)
file #36507:  fonts.pdf added by zit112 (34KiB - application/pdf)
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file #36509:  fonts.cdx added by zit112 (3KiB - application/octet-stream)
file #36506:  Sample-gcp (4).cdx _.pdf added by zit112 (48KiB - application/pdf)
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file #36415:  Sample-gcp.cdx added by jean_brefort (4KiB - chemical/x-cdx - Sample saved back from GChemPaint)
file #36341:  text.cdx added by jean_brefort (203B - chemical/x-cdx - ISO-8859-1 encoded text.)
file #36324:  text.cdx added by jean_brefort (215B - chemical/x-cdx - File to test with exported text)
file #36290:  Cumol.cdx added by berndspeiser (3KiB - chemical/x-cdx)
file #36291:  Cumol.pdf added by berndspeiser (12KiB - binary/octet-stream)
file #36292:  Cumol.cdxml added by berndspeiser (7KiB - chemical/x-cdxml)
file #36284:  cumene.pdf added by jean_brefort (5KiB - application/pdf - Sample gchempaint file)
file #36268:  Sample-in-Gcp.pdf added by jean_brefort (13KiB - application/pdf - How it now looks in GChemPaint. There are some minor differences left, not sure they are important.)
file #36098:  Kekule-Benzol.cdx added by berndspeiser (2KiB - chemical/x-cdx)
file #36099:  Kekule-Benzol.cdxml added by berndspeiser (5KiB - application/vnd.chemdraw+xml)
file #36100:  Kekule - Benzol.pdf added by berndspeiser (85KiB - x-unknown/octet-stream)
file #36067:  Sample1.pdf added by jean_brefort (22KiB - application/pdf - Import with enhanced style support.)
file #35970:  result.cdxml added by berndspeiser (6KiB - chemical/x-cdxml)
file #35968:  Sample.pdf added by berndspeiser (93KiB - application/save-as - file result.cdxml will be uploaded separately)
file #35969:  result.cdx added by berndspeiser (3KiB - chemical/x-cdx - file result.cdxml will be uploaded separately)
file #35966:  Sample.cdx added by berndspeiser (7KiB - chemical/x-cdx - file result.cdxml will be uploaded separately)
file #35967:  Sample.cdxml added by berndspeiser (14KiB - chemical/x-cdxml - file result.cdxml will be uploaded separately)

 

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