Create HASL Contour Field Dialog
Box
- HASL Model File
- field and push button
- Identify the HASL model (.hsl) file that you are using for this run.
The .hsl file maintains records of the associated parameters and filenames
for the model. If you are proceeding in sequence from the creation of the
molecular HASL lattices through model creation and molecule prediction,
this parameter will be filled by default with the name first chosen. Otherwise
you will have to enter it by name.
- Scale with H-Val Factor
- check box
- If this box is checked "on" the contour map values will be calculated
as the product of H-Val and apKi for each record in the HASL
model corresponding to a map grid point where H-Val meets the condition specified
in the HASL Field Type list. If this box is checked "off" the contour map values
will be apKi for each record in the HASL model corresponding
to a map grid point where H-Val meets the condition specified in the HASL
Field Type list.
- HASL Field Type
- radios: {All H-Val|H-Val .gt. 0|H-Val .ge. 0|H-Val .eq. 0|H-Val
.le. 0|H-Val .lt. 0|H-Val .ne. 0}
- Contour maps created from the HASL models can be filtered based on the
values of H-Val for each map grid point. The list of choices here
allows for considerable flexibility in creating and displaying multiple
maps exploring the HASL model. The shorthand notation of .gt.,
.ge., .eq., .le., .lt. and .ne. means
"greater than", "greater than or equal to", "equal to", "less than or equal to",
"less than" and "not equal to", respectively. The user should choose one of these
options for each map (.cnt) file he wishes to create. There may be reasons
to combine, for example, hydrogen bond donors with hydrogen bond acceptors
in one .cnt map. In this case the user should choose H-Val .ne. 0.
(The options with ".le." are probably of limited value, but were included
for completeness.)
- Contour File
- field
- This field specifies the name of the SYBYL contour file to be created
from the HASL model. By default all contour files must have the .cnt
extension for ptoper processing by SYBYL.