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I mistakenly expected the indigoObject.countStereocenters() to return the number of stereocenters. Unfortunately, it only identifies those that have wedge or hash bonds on them, so any stereocenter that is unresolved is not identified. Is this by design? If so, perhaps we could add an argument to the method that returns all stereocenters, not just those that are resolved?
mol.countStereocenters("all")
or something similar... It is a common use-case to enumerate the centers to check whether someone has omitted to set a stereobond for example.
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I mistakenly expected the indigoObject.countStereocenters() to return the number of stereocenters. Unfortunately, it only identifies those that have wedge or hash bonds on them, so any stereocenter that is unresolved is not identified. Is this by design? If so, perhaps we could add an argument to the method that returns all stereocenters, not just those that are resolved?
mol.countStereocenters("all")
or something similar... It is a common use-case to enumerate the centers to check whether someone has omitted to set a stereobond for example.
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