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OrcaInterface

Struct OrcaInterface 

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pub struct OrcaInterface {
    pub command: String,
}
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ORCA quantum chemistry program interface.

Provides support for ORCA calculations including:

  • DFT, TD-DFT, and CASSCF methods
  • Energy and gradient parsing from .engrad files
  • Checkpoint files (.gbw) for wavefunction continuity

§Examples

use omecp::qm_interface::OrcaInterface;

// Create interface with ORCA
let orca = OrcaInterface::new("orca".to_string());

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§command: String

ORCA executable command (e.g., “orca”, “/path/to/orca”)

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impl OrcaInterface

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pub fn new(command: String) -> Self

Creates a new ORCA interface.

§Arguments
  • command - ORCA executable command (e.g., “orca”, “/path/to/orca”)
§Examples
use omecp::qm_interface::OrcaInterface;

let orca = OrcaInterface::new("orca".to_string());

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impl QMInterface for OrcaInterface

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fn write_input( &self, geom: &Geometry, header: &str, tail: &str, path: &Path, ) -> Result<(), QMError>

Writes a calculation input file for the quantum chemistry program. Read more
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fn run_calculation(&self, input_path: &Path) -> Result<(), QMError>

Executes the quantum chemistry calculation. Read more
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fn read_output( &self, output_path: &Path, _original_geometry: &Geometry, _state: usize, ) -> Result<State, QMError>

Parses the calculation output file to extract results. Read more

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