| /** | |
| @file | |
| @author Simon Mitternacht | |
| The following functions all extract info from the PDB lines `ATOM` | |
| and `HETATM`. Valid lines have to begin with either `ATOM` or | |
| `HETATM` and be sufficiently long to contain the value in | |
| question. | |
| */ | |
| /** | |
| Finds the location of all MODEL entries in the file pdb, returns | |
| the number of models found. | |
| The array *ranges will be dynamically allocated to contain a | |
| file ranges for each model. | |
| @return Returns 0 if no MODEL lines were found (for example an | |
| X-ray structure with only one model) and sets *ranges to | |
| NULL. A return value of 0 doesn't have to mean the file is | |
| empty. ::FREESASA_FAIL if malloc-failure. | |
| */ | |
| int freesasa_pdb_get_models(FILE *pdb, | |
| struct file_range **ranges); | |
| /** | |
| Finds the location of all chains within the file range 'model'. | |
| @param pdb The pdb-file | |
| @param model The ::file_range to search for chains within. | |
| @param ranges The address to a dynamically allocated array | |
| containing the ::file_range of each chain will be stored here. | |
| @param options Bitfield, can be used to set | |
| ::FREESASA_INCLUDE_HETATM. | |
| @return Number of chains found. Returns ::FREESASA_FAIL if memory | |
| allocation fails. | |
| */ | |
| int freesasa_pdb_get_chains(FILE *pdb, | |
| struct file_range model, | |
| struct file_range **ranges, | |
| int options); | |
| /** | |
| Get atom name from a PDB line. | |
| Extracts the whole atom name field from an `ATOM` or `HETATM` PDB | |
| line, including padding, i.e. a string of ::PDB_ATOM_NAME_STRL | |
| characters. For example `" CA "` for a regular C-alpha. If the | |
| line is invalid, the name will be an empty string and the function | |
| returns ::FREESASA_FAIL. | |
| @param name The name is written to this string. | |
| @param line Line from a PDB file. | |
| @return ::FREESASA_SUCCESS if input is readable, else ::FREESASA_FAIL. | |
| */ | |
| int freesasa_pdb_get_atom_name(char *name, | |
| const char *line); | |
| /** | |
| Get residue name from a PDB line. | |
| Extracts the whole residue name from an `ATOM` or `HETATM` PDB | |
| line, i.e. a string of ::PDB_ATOM_RES_NAME_STRL characters. For | |
| example `"ALA"` for an Alanine. If theline is invalid, the name | |
| will be an empty string and the function returns ::FREESASA_FAIL. | |
| @param name The name is written to this string. | |
| @param line Line from a PDB file. | |
| @return ::FREESASA_SUCCESS if input is readable, else ::FREESASA_FAIL. | |
| */ | |
| int freesasa_pdb_get_res_name(char *name, | |
| const char *line); | |
| /** | |
| Get atom coordinates from a PDB line. | |
| Extracts x-, y- and z-coordinates from an `ATOM` or `HETATM` PDB | |
| line. If the line is invalid, the function returns ::FREESASA_FAIL | |
| and coord will remain unchanged. | |
| @param coord The coordiantes are written to this array as x,y,z. | |
| @param line Line from a PDB file. | |
| @return ::FREESASA_SUCCESS if input is readable, else ::FREESASA_FAIL. | |
| */ | |
| int freesasa_pdb_get_coord(double *coord, | |
| const char *line); | |
| /** | |
| Get residue number from a PDB line. | |
| Extracts residue number (ResSeq) as a string from an `ATOM` or | |
| `HETATM` PDB line as a string. String format is used because not | |
| all residue-numbers are numbers. The string should have length | |
| ::PDB_ATOM_RES_NUMBER_STRL. If the line is invalid, the number will be an | |
| empty string and the function returns ::FREESASA_FAIL. | |
| @param number The residue number will be saved to this string. | |
| @param line Line from a PDB file. | |
| @return ::FREESASA_SUCCESS if input is readable, else ::FREESASA_FAIL. | |
| */ | |
| int freesasa_pdb_get_res_number(char *number, | |
| const char *line); | |
| /** | |
| Get chain label from PDB line. | |
| Extracts the one character chain label (Chain identifier) from an | |
| `ATOM` or `HETATM` PDB line (i.e. `'A'`, `'B'`, `'C'`, ...) | |
| @param line Line from a PDB file. | |
| @return The chain label. If the line is invalid, the function | |
| returns '\0'. | |
| */ | |
| char freesasa_pdb_get_chain_label(const char *line); | |
| /** | |
| Get alternate coordinate label from PDB line. | |
| If there is more than one set of coordinates for an atom there | |
| will be a label 'A', 'B', etc (Alternate location indicator). Else | |
| the label is ' '. | |
| @param line Line from a PDB file. | |
| @return The label. If line is invalid, the function returns | |
| '\0'. | |
| */ | |
| char freesasa_pdb_get_alt_coord_label(const char *line); | |
| /** | |
| Get element symbol from PDB line. | |
| Writes padded string to argument symbol, i.e. " C", "SE", etc. | |
| @param symbol The symbol will be written to this string. | |
| @param line Line from a PDB file. | |
| @return ::FREESASA_SUCCESS line has 78 or more characters. ::FREESASA_FAIL if | |
| line too short. Does not check if symbol is valid. | |
| */ | |
| int freesasa_pdb_get_symbol(char *symbol, | |
| const char *line); | |
| /** | |
| Get occupancy from PDB line | |
| @param occ The occupancy will be written to this location. | |
| @param line Line from a PDB file | |
| @return ::FREESASA_SUCCESS if line is long enough, starts with | |
| ATOM or HETATM, and characters 55-60 contain a number. | |
| */ | |
| int freesasa_pdb_get_occupancy(double *occ, | |
| const char *line); | |
| /** | |
| Get temperature factor (B-factor) from PDB line | |
| @param bfac The B-factor will be written to this location. | |
| @param line Line from a PDB file | |
| @return ::FREESASA_SUCCESS if line is long enough, starts with | |
| ATOM or HETATM, and characters 61-66 contain a number. | |
| */ | |
| int freesasa_pdb_get_bfactor(double *bfac, | |
| const char *line); | |
| /** | |
| Is atom Hydrogen? | |
| Checks if an atom from an `ATOM` or `HETATM` PDB line is Hydrogen. | |
| @param line Line from a PDB file. | |
| @return 1 if Hydrogen (or deuterium). 0 otherwise. If line is | |
| invalid, the function returns ::FREESASA_FAIL. | |
| */ | |
| int freesasa_pdb_ishydrogen(const char *line); | |