Marvin is capable of importing and exporting files in the Chemical Markup Language. Special atom types are lost during export.
Code : cml
Extension : .cml
The following CML2 standard tags are recognized:
<cml>
Children:
<molecule>
<reaction>
<molecule>
Attributes:
Children:
<propertyList>
<property dictRef=" name " title=" name " > - A property.
<scalar [dataType=" dataType "] > value - Supported data types: "string" (default), "boolean", "integer", "double", "ENTITY" (for special property classes).
<array dataType=" dataType " [delimiter=" delimiter "] > list of values - Currently, only the "integer" data type is supported. The default delimiter is the space character.
<property>
<atomArray>
Attributes:
Children:
<atom>
Attributes:
Attributes:
Children:
<bond atomRefs2=" a1 a2 " order=" order " >
The atom references a1 and a2 must be valid atom ids. The order value can be "1", "S" (single), "2", "D" (double), "3", "T" (triple) or "A" (aromatic).
Children:
<bondStereo > value
<bondStereo convention=" convention " conventionValue=" value " />
convention | conventionValue | meaning |
---|---|---|
MDL | 1 | up |
MDL | 6 | down |
MDL | 4 | either |
MDL | 3 | cis or trans |
ChemAxon | CTUnspec | cis/trans or unspecified |
A <bond> tag is recognized at import even if the bondArray container is not present.
<reaction>
Attributes:
Children:
<reactantList>
<productList>
<propertyList> - Reaction properties
JChemPaint (last version tested: 1.9.8) and Marvin imports each other's CML files.
Jmol 8 imports CML files exported by Marvin that contain 3D structures. Jmol is a 3D viewer that does not import bonds but calculates them from atomic distances. This means that bonds are not imported correctly if the molecule is 2D.
See also CML Export Options