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Initial draft for converting itps. The current command line interface looks like so:
martini_sour -f <name_of_itp_file> -o <name_of_outfile> -tres <resname: > -pkas <resname: pKa_value>
The tres specification makes use of the vermouth rich syntax, which allows users to tag very specific residues in large molecules if needed. This will be a huge plus for protein stuff, because it allows you to only convert specific residues. For example to convert phenyl-valeric acid from M3 to titratable:
There are some hardcoded limitations:
The last one is easy to work around. The middle one requires some thinking. Probably the user would have to specify the bead-name with the residue.
Currently this branch depends on fixing a bug in vermouth issue 384.
Also we have a very limited set of beads, so it would probably be a good idea to do some filtering of proper input and pKa values. At least for the time being. But that can be done after the chapter is submitted.