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object --+ | _FFIO
A class to make access of ffio block pythonic.
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name ffio block name |
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version version |
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combining_rule combining rule |
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property A dictionary of ffio properties. |
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x.__init__(...) initializes x; see help(type(x)) for signature
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A method to create a proxy to be passed to subobjects that need to hold a reference to the parent FFIO object. This prevents cyclic references and therefore allows FFIO instances to be deallocated by reference counting rather than waiting for a garbage collection sweep. |
A list of ffio sites, each of which is a _FFIOSite instance. Example usage, where # Access an site siteobj = st.ffio.site[n] # Delete an site del st.ffio.site[n] # Find the number of sites len(st.ffio.site) # Iterate over all sites for site in st.ffio.site: take_some_action(site) Note: As with many other collections, the contents of the site list should not be modified through additions or deletions while you are iterating over it. |
A list of ffio bonds, each of which is a _FFIOBond instance. Example usage, where # Access an bond bondobj = st.ffio.bond[n] # Delete an bond del st.ffio.bond[n] # Find the number of bonds len(st.ffio.bond) # Iterate over all bonds for bond in st.ffio.bond: take_some_action(bond) Note: As with many other collections, the contents of the bond list should not be modified through additions or deletions while you are iterating over it. |
A list of ffio angles, each of which is a _FFIOAngle instance. Example usage, where # Access an angle angleobj = st.ffio.angle[n] # Delete an angle del st.ffio.angle[n] # Find the number of angles len(st.ffio.angle) # Iterate over all angles for angle in st.ffio.angle: take_some_action(angle) Note: As with many other collections, the contents of the angle list should not be modified through additions or deletions while you are iterating over it. |
A list of ffio dihedrals, each of which is a _FFIODihedral instance. Example usage, where # Access an dihedral dihedralobj = st.ffio.dihedral[n] # Delete an dihedral del st.ffio.dihedral[n] # Find the number of dihedrals len(st.ffio.dihedral) # Iterate over all dihedrals for dihedral in st.ffio.dihedral: take_some_action(dihedral) Note: As with many other collections, the contents of the dihedral list should not be modified through additions or deletions while you are iterating over it. |
A list of ffio exclusions, each of which is a _FFIOExclusion instance. Example usage, where # Access an exclusion exclusionobj = st.ffio.exclusion[n] # Delete an exclusion del st.ffio.exclusion[n] # Find the number of exclusions len(st.ffio.exclusion) # Iterate over all exclusions for exclusion in st.ffio.exclusion: take_some_action(exclusion) Note: As with many other collections, the contents of the exclusion list should not be modified through additions or deletions while you are iterating over it. |
A list of ffio pairs, each of which is a _FFIOPair instance. Example usage, where # Access an pair pairobj = st.ffio.pair[n] # Delete an pair del st.ffio.pair[n] # Find the number of pairs len(st.ffio.pair) # Iterate over all pairs for pair in st.ffio.pair: take_some_action(pair) Note: As with many other collections, the contents of the site list should not be modified through additions or deletions while you are iterating over it. |
A list of ffio vdwtypes, each of which is a _FFIOVdwtype instance. Example usage, where # Access an vdwtype vdwtypeobj = st.ffio.vdwtype[n] # Delete an vdwtype del st.ffio.vdwtype[n] # Find the number of vdwtypes len(st.ffio.vdwtype) # Iterate over all vdwtypes for vdwtype in st.ffio.vdwtype: take_some_action(vdwtype) Note: As with many other collections, the contents of the vdwtype list should not be modified through additions or deletions while you are iterating over it. |
A list of ffio restraints, each of which is a _FFIORestraint instance. Example usage, where # Access an restraint restraintobj = st.ffio.restraint[n] # Delete an restraint del st.ffio.restraint[n] # Find the number of restraints len(st.ffio.restraint) # Iterate over all restraints for restraint in st.ffio.restraint: take_some_action(restraint) Note: As with many other collections, the contents of the restraint list should not be modified through additions or deletions while you are iterating over it. |
A list of ffio virtuals, each of which is a _FFIOVirtual instance. Example usage, where # Access an virtual virtualobj = st.ffio.virtual[n] # Delete an virtual del st.ffio.virtual[n] # Find the number of virtuals len(st.ffio.virtual) # Iterate over all virtuals for virtual in st.ffio.virtual: take_some_action(virtual) Note: As with many other collections, the contents of the virtual list should not be modified through additions or deletions while you are iterating over it. |
A list of ffio pseudos, each of which is a _FFIOPseudo instance. Example usage, where # Access an pseudo pseudoobj = st.ffio.pseudo[n] # Delete an pseudo del st.ffio.pseudo[n] # Find the number of pseudos len(st.ffio.pseudo) # Iterate over all pseudos for pseudo in st.ffio.pseudo: take_some_action(pseudo) Note: As with many other collections, the contents of the pseudo list should not be modified through additions or deletions while you are iterating over it. |
A list of ffio constraints, each of which is a _FFIOConstraint instance. Example usage, where # Access an constraint constraintobj = st.ffio.constraint[n] # Delete an constraint del st.ffio.constraint[n] # Find the number of constraints len(st.ffio.constraint) # Iterate over all constraints for constraint in st.ffio.constraint: take_some_action(constraint) Note: As with many other collections, the contents of the constraint list should not be modified through additions or deletions while you are iterating over it. |
A list of ffio position flat bottoms, each of which is a _FFIOPosFBHW instance. Example usage, where # Access an position flat bottom posfbhwobj = st.ffio.posfbhw[n] # Delete an position flat bottom del st.ffio.posfbhw[n] # Find the number of position flat bottoms len(st.ffio.posfbhw) # Iterate over all position flat bottoms for posfbhw in st.ffio.posfbhw: take_some_action(posfbhw) |
A list of ffio angle flat bottoms, each of which is a _FFIOAngleFBHW instance. Example usage, where # Access an angle flat bottom anglefbhwobj = st.ffio.anglefbhw[n] # Delete an angle flat bottom del st.ffio.anglefbhw[n] # Find the number of angle flat bottoms len(st.ffio.anglefbhw) # Iterate over all angle flat bottoms for anglefbhw in st.ffio.anglefbhw: take_some_action(anglefbhw) |
A list of ffio improper flat bottoms, each of which is a _FFIOImproperFBHW instance. Example usage, where # Access an improper flat bottom improperfbhwobj = st.ffio.improperfbhw[n] # Delete an improper flat bottom del st.ffio.improperfbhw[n] # Find the number of improper flat bottoms len(st.ffio.improperfbhw) # Iterate over all improper flat bottoms for improperfbhw in st.ffio.improperfbhw: take_some_action(improperfbhw) |
A list of ffio stretch flat bottoms, each of which is a _FFIOStretchFBHW instance. Example usage, where # Access an stretch flat bottom stretchfbhwobj = st.ffio.stretchfbhw[n] # Delete an stretch flat bottom del st.ffio.stretchfbhw[n] # Find the number of stretch flat bottoms len(st.ffio.stretchfbhw) # Iterate over all stretch flat bottoms for stretchfbhw in st.ffio.stretchfbhw: take_some_action(stretchfbhw) |
A list of ffio other blocks, each of which is a _FFIOOtherBlock instance. Example usage, where # Access an other block other_block = st.ffio.other_block[n] # Delete an other block del st.ffio.other_block[n] # Find the number of other blocks len(st.ffio.other_block) # Iterate over all other_blocks for other_block in st.ffio.other_block: take_some_action(other_block) Note: As with many other collections, the contents of the other block list should not be modified through additions or deletions while you are iterating over it. |
Delete multiple item from ffio sub-block. The argument indices must be a sequence or an iterable, and able to be interpreted as ints. After deletion, indices are renumbered from 1 to len(<sub-block>). Pre-existing references to items will not be correct, as they store index values. |
Delete multiple other blocks from the ffio block. The argument indices must be a sequence or an iterable, and able to be interpreted as ints. After deletion, indices are renumbered from 0 to len(other_block) - 1. |
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nameffio block name |
versionversion
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combining_rulecombining rule
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propertyA dictionary of ffio properties. Keys are strings of the form
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