At present we shall have some application-specific fields in the C.AT records and it is important to identify the conventions used. I hope this will go away!
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The HREF attribute is inherited from HTML2.0 and is used consistently throughout CML. It serves as the tail of a hyperlink, whose semantics are being developed by Murray Maloney and others of the HTML-WG as an Internet draft.
Here is some more information.
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NAMES
NAME specifies the target of a hyperlink and must be unique within a document. Here is some more information.
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Number of atoms (optional)
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Origin (if not at 0,0,0).
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The REL attribute is inherited from HTML2.0 and is used consistently throughout CML. It describes the target of a hyperlink, whose semantics are being developed by Murray Maloney and others of the HTML-WG as an Internet draft.
In CML glossaries are used extensively with the syntax:
REL=glossary
The
NAMES
The REV attribute is inherited from HTML2.0 and is used consistently throughout CML. It describes the backwards relationship of a hyperlink, whose semantics are being developed by Murray Maloney and others of the HTML-WG as an Internet draft.
At present CML does not specify a use and it should evolve in parallel with what the WWW community decides.
NAMES
Do the coordinates listed represent a molecule after the symmetry has been applied (YES/NO).
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