pub struct InputData {
pub config: Config,
pub geometry: Geometry,
pub constraints: Vec<Constraint>,
pub tail_a: String,
pub tail_b: String,
pub fixed_atoms: Vec<usize>,
pub lst_a: Option<Geometry>,
pub lst_b: Option<Geometry>,
}Expand description
Complete parsed input data from an OpenMECP input file.
This struct contains all information parsed from an input file, organized into logical components:
§Examples
use omecp::parser::InputData;
use omecp::config::Config;
use omecp::geometry::Geometry;
use omecp::constraints::Constraint;
// Access parsed components
let input_data: InputData = /* ... parsed from file ... */;
let config = &input_data.config;
let geometry = &input_data.geometry;
let constraints = &input_data.constraints;
let tail_a = &input_data.tail_a;
let tail_b = &input_data.tail_b;Fields§
§config: ConfigComplete calculation configuration
geometry: GeometryInitial molecular geometry
constraints: Vec<Constraint>List of geometric constraints
tail_a: StringAdditional keywords for electronic state 1
tail_b: StringAdditional keywords for electronic state 2
fixed_atoms: Vec<usize>List of fixed atom indices (0-based)
lst_a: Option<Geometry>Optional geometry for LST interpolation (first endpoint)
lst_b: Option<Geometry>Optional geometry for LST interpolation (second endpoint)
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for InputData
impl RefUnwindSafe for InputData
impl Send for InputData
impl Sync for InputData
impl Unpin for InputData
impl UnsafeUnpin for InputData
impl UnwindSafe for InputData
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