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#include "UseTheForce/ForceFieldCreator.hpp" | 
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#include "UseTheForce/SHAPES_FF.hpp" | 
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#include "UseTheForce/SC_FF.hpp" | 
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#include "UseTheForce/MnM_FF.hpp" | 
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#include "UseTheForce/CLAYFF.hpp" | 
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#include "lattice/LatticeFactory.hpp" | 
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#include "lattice/LatticeCreator.hpp" | 
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#include "openbabel/pdbformat.hpp" | 
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//#include "openbabel/povrayformat.hpp" | 
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//#include "openbabel/smilesformat.hpp" | 
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#include "openbabel/tinkerformat.hpp" | 
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//#include "openbabel/tinkerformat.hpp" | 
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#include "openbabel/xyzformat.hpp" | 
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    ForceFieldFactory::getInstance()->registerForceField(new ForceFieldBuilder<SHAPES_FF>("SHAPES")); | 
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    //Well if EAM worked... then Sutton-Chen should work like a CHARMM(Hopefully not). | 
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    ForceFieldFactory::getInstance()->registerForceField(new ForceFieldBuilder<SC_FF>("SC")); | 
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                //Well if Sutton-Chen worked... then lets just mangle all of the forcefields together in MnM. | 
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                //That sounds like a good idea right...... | 
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                ForceFieldFactory::getInstance()->registerForceField(new ForceFieldBuilder<MnM_FF>("MnM")); | 
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    ForceFieldFactory::getInstance()->registerForceField(new ForceFieldBuilder<CLAYFF>("CLAY")); | 
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    static OpenBabel::PDBFormat pdbFormatInstance; | 
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    //static OpenBabel::PovrayFormat povaryFormatInstance; | 
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    //static OpenBabel::SMIFormat smilesFormatInstance; | 
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    static OpenBabel::TinkerFormat tinkerFormatInstance; | 
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    //static OpenBabel::TinkerFormat tinkerFormatInstance; | 
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    static OpenBabel::XYZFormat xyzFormatInstance;     | 
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  } | 
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