parse_nucleus_label
- qcelemental.molparse.parse_nucleus_label(label)[source]
Separate molecule nucleus string into fields.
- Parameters:
label (
str
) – Conveys at least element and ghostedness and possibly isotope, mass, and user info in accordance withqcelemental.molparse.regex.NUCLEUS
.- Returns:
A, Z, E, mass, real, user – Field breakdown of label.
- Return type:
int or None, int or None, str or None, float or None, bool, str or None
- Raises:
qcelemental.ValidationError – If label does not match NUCLEUS.
Examples
>>> parse_nucleus_label('@ca_miNe') None, None, 'ca', None False, '_miNe'
>>> parse_nucleus_label('Gh(Ca_mine)') None, None, 'Ca', None '_mine', False
>>> parse_nucleus_label('@Ca_mine@1.07') None, None, 'Ca', 1.07 False, '_mine'
>>> parse_nucleus_label('Gh(cA_MINE@1.07)') None, None, 'cA', 1.07 False, '_MINE'
>>> parse_nucleus_label('@40Ca_mine@1.07') 40, None, 'Ca', 1.07 False, '_mine'
>>> parse_nucleus_label('Gh(40Ca_mine@1.07)') 40, None, 'Ca', 1.07 False, '_mine'
>>> parse_nucleus_label('444lu333@4.0') 444, None, 'lu', 4.0 True, '333'
>>> parse_nucleus_label('@444lu333@4.4') 444, None, 'lu', 4.4 False, '333'
>>> parse_nucleus_label('8i') 8, None, 'i', None True, None
>>> parse_nucleus_label('53_mI4') None, 53, None, None True, '_mI4'
>>> parse_nucleus_label('@5_MINEs3@4.4') None, 5, None, 4.4 False, '_MINEs3'
>>> parse_nucleus_label('Gh(555_mines3@0.1)') None, 555, None, 0.1 False, '_mines3'