March 2006
-tanimoto_cutoff flag that can be used to
limit output hits to only those with some minimum shape score. This
can be used regardless of which score is chosen (-rankby) for ranking
the hitlist. For example, using
-rankby combo -cutoff 1.2 -tanimoto_cutoff 0.6
any molecule with shape tanimoto
0.6 will not be
retained. Additionally, the constraint on combo to be at least 1.2
implies that scaledcolor must also be > 0.6 so that the sum can be
greater than 1.2.
-scoreonly flag to allow scoring of pre-aligned positions. Using
this one flag is the equivalent of the following settings:
-opt false -besthits 0 -maxhits 0 -scdbase
-conflabel flag to control where conformer indices
are placed in output files. Previous versions added the conformer
index at the end of the molecule title following an underscore. The
new flag has 4 possible values:
-conflabel title just like previous behavior, added index
to end of title
-conflabel sdtag Conf idx is placed in SD tag <ConfIndex>
-conflabel both combination of previous two places
-conflabel none conformer indices are not marked on output.
Note that "sdtag" is only useful if the output file is SDF or OEB.
-logfile Instead of writing to stderr, all logging
information goes into a file provided by this switch can be
filename or full/relative path
-reportfile Instead of writing to PREFIX_n.rpt where
PREFIX is provided by the -prefix commandline flag, write all
report information (stats) to the file provided with this flag. Can
be filename or full/relative path. Note that if more than one query
molecule is provided, this flag will not work unless the "-report
one" flag is also provided to put all report info into one report
file.
-hitsfile Instead of writing to PREFIX_hits_n.sdf
(for example) where PREFIX
is provided by the -prefix commandline flag, write all hit structures to
the file provided with this flag. Can be a filename or full/relative path.
Also, if the name provided is actually an molecule file format extension
(i.e. .sdf, .mol2.gz, .oeb, etc.), ROCS will write to stdout using the
format derived from the file extension. For example if the following is
used:
-hitsfile .sdf
then ROCS will write all the hits out to stdout in SDF format.
Note that this option will only work for a single molecule query. If more than one query is provided along with the -hitsfile option, ROCS will issue an error and stop.
-dbase .sdf
then ROCS will read the dbase molecules from stdin in SDF format.
Note that this option will only work for a single molecule query. If more than one query is provided along with a -dbase flag attempting to read from stdin, ROCS will issue and error and stop.
-allcolor flag has been deprecated and will be removed from
a future version of ROCS.
-out flag to checkcff to output molecules to an
OEB file with color atoms attached. This file can be loaded into Vida2
and the atoms labeled with "Name" to show the location and type of all
added color atoms.