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47
48/**
49 * @file ForceField.hpp
50 * @author tlin
51 * @date 11/04/2004
52 * @version 1.0
53 */
54
55#ifndef USETHEFORCE_FORCEFIELD_HPP
56#define USETHEFORCE_FORCEFIELD_HPP
57
58#include <config.h>
59
60#include <string>
61#include <utility>
62#include <vector>
63
64#include "io/ForceFieldOptions.hpp"
65#include "io/SectionParserManager.hpp"
66#include "io/ifstrstream.hpp"
67#include "types/AtomType.hpp"
68#include "types/BendType.hpp"
69#include "types/BondType.hpp"
72#include "types/TorsionType.hpp"
74
75namespace OpenMD {
76
77 class ForceField {
78 public:
79 using AtomTypeContainer = TypeContainer<AtomType, 1>;
80 using BondTypeContainer = TypeContainer<BondType, 2>;
81 using BendTypeContainer = TypeContainer<BendType, 3>;
82 using TorsionTypeContainer = TypeContainer<TorsionType, 4>;
83 using InversionTypeContainer = TypeContainer<InversionType, 4>;
84 using NonBondedInteractionTypeContainer =
86
87 ForceField(std::string ffName);
88
89 virtual ~ForceField() = default;
90
91 std::string getForceFieldFileName() { return forceFieldFileName_; }
92
93 void setForceFieldFileName(const std::string& filename) {
94 forceFieldFileName_ = filename;
95 }
96
97 virtual void parse(const std::string& filename);
98
99 AtomType* getAtomType(const std::string& at);
100 AtomType* getAtomType(int ident);
101 BondType* getBondType(const std::string& at1, const std::string& at2);
102 BendType* getBendType(const std::string& at1, const std::string& at2,
103 const std::string& at3);
104 TorsionType* getTorsionType(const std::string& at1, const std::string& at2,
105 const std::string& at3, const std::string& at4);
106 InversionType* getInversionType(const std::string& at1,
107 const std::string& at2,
108 const std::string& at3,
109 const std::string& at4);
110 NonBondedInteractionType* getNonBondedInteractionType(
111 const std::string& at1, const std::string& at2);
112
113 BondType* getExactBondType(const std::string& at1, const std::string& at2);
114 BendType* getExactBendType(const std::string& at1, const std::string& at2,
115 const std::string& at3);
116 TorsionType* getExactTorsionType(const std::string& at1,
117 const std::string& at2,
118 const std::string& at3,
119 const std::string& at4);
120 InversionType* getExactInversionType(const std::string& at1,
121 const std::string& at2,
122 const std::string& at3,
123 const std::string& at4);
124 NonBondedInteractionType* getExactNonBondedInteractionType(
125 const std::string& at1, const std::string& at2);
126
127 // avoid make virtual function public
128 // Herb Sutter and Andrei Alexandrescu, C++ coding Standards,
129 // Addision-Wesley
130 virtual RealType getRcutFromAtomType(AtomType* at);
131
132 std::string getWildCard() { return wildCardAtomTypeName_; }
133
134 void setWildCard(const std::string& wildCard) {
135 wildCardAtomTypeName_ = wildCard;
136 }
137
138 size_t getNAtomType() { return atomTypeCont_.size(); }
139
140 AtomTypeContainer* getAtomTypes() { return &atomTypeCont_; }
141
142 NonBondedInteractionTypeContainer* getNonBondedInteractionTypes() {
143 return &nonBondedInteractionTypeCont_;
144 }
145
146 bool addAtomType(const std::string& at, AtomType* atomType);
147
148 bool replaceAtomType(const std::string& at, AtomType* atomType);
149
150 bool addBondType(const std::string& at1, const std::string& at2,
151 BondType* bondType);
152
153 bool addBendType(const std::string& at1, const std::string& at2,
154 const std::string& at3, BendType* bendType);
155
156 bool addTorsionType(const std::string& at1, const std::string& at2,
157 const std::string& at3, const std::string& at4,
158 TorsionType* torsionType);
159
160 bool addInversionType(const std::string& at1, const std::string& at2,
161 const std::string& at3, const std::string& at4,
162 InversionType* inversionType);
163
164 bool addNonBondedInteractionType(const std::string& at1,
165 const std::string& at2,
166 NonBondedInteractionType* nbiType);
167
168 ifstrstream* openForceFieldFile(const std::string& filename);
169
170 ForceFieldOptions& getForceFieldOptions() { return forceFieldOptions_; }
171
172 protected:
173 AtomTypeContainer atomTypeCont_;
174 BondTypeContainer bondTypeCont_;
175 BendTypeContainer bendTypeCont_;
176 TorsionTypeContainer torsionTypeCont_;
177 InversionTypeContainer inversionTypeCont_;
178 NonBondedInteractionTypeContainer nonBondedInteractionTypeCont_;
179 ForceFieldOptions forceFieldOptions_;
180 std::map<int, std::string> atypeIdentToName;
182
183 private:
184 std::string ffPath_;
185 std::string wildCardAtomTypeName_;
186 std::string forceFieldFileName_;
187 };
188} // namespace OpenMD
189
190#endif
AtomType is what OpenMD looks to for unchanging data about an atom.
Definition AtomType.hpp:69
BondType class is responsible for calculating the force and energy of the bond.
Definition BondType.hpp:67
ForceField(std::string ffName)
AtomType * getAtomType(const std::string &at)
getAtomType by string
NonBondedInteractionType class is responsible for keeping track of static (unchanging) parameters for...
"io/SectionParserManager.hpp" SectionParserManager maintains a priority list
ifstrstream class provides a stream interface to read data from files.
This basic Periodic Table class was originally taken from the data.cpp file in OpenBabel.