Missing InChI logs

[fbaensch-beilstein]

Is there a reason why messages, logs, warnings etc. that originate from the InChI generation are not forwarded?

For example, the following rxn file contains an empty ct block and a structure that causes an error during InChI generation, but no message is forwarded.

nostruct_reactant_nostruct_product

$RXN

  ISIS     012320160130

1 1
$MOL

-ISIS- 01231601302D

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0999 V2000
M END
$MOL

-ISIS- 01231601302D

1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0999 V2000
8.5292 -2.7458 0.0000 A 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
M END

[janholstjensen]

Currently, only errors are propagated and warnings are ignored. I agree that could be improved.

Can you attach the RXN example as a text file ? The rendered version of the file on the Github page is missing significant whitespace and so cannot be reliably parsed.

[fbaensch-beilstein]

Thanks for clarification!

Please find the file attached, I've masked it with a .txt extension cause of GitHubs restrictions:
nostruct_reactant_nostruct_product.rxn.txt

[janholstjensen]

"nostruct_reactant_nostruct_product.rxn.txt"

Both input structures are perceived as No-Structure-s. The first structure is an explicit No-Structure and the second one is converted to a No-Structure by the RInChI molfile reader.

This explains why you see no InChI warnings or errors for the second structure, as InChI never processed the second structure (No-Structure-s are not sent to InChI).

The RInChI molfile reader considers any input structure with a single special atom (an 'A', 'X', R-group atom, or star-atom '*') as equivalent to a No-Structure. Let me check if we have that behavior documented.

[fbaensch-beilstein]

That is good to know. Thank you for the explanation!

[janholstjensen]

Re-assigning this as the bug as the issue name and original comment describes the bug covered by the example files in issue #24.