Release 2.2.2
A quick bug fix to the interface for when the user adds an addition to the molecule that causes the parent hydrocarbon chain of the molecule to change. An example of this case is when adding a Carbon (methyl group) to the 5th Carbon in pentan-1-ol. This will change the parent hydrocarbon chain from a pentane to a hexane chain. The new molecule will be named hexan-1-ol. Previously, there was a bug when attempting to modify the newly added Carbon by either attaching an addition to it, changing the charge, or modifying one of its attachments. As a note, anytime an interaction with the molecule causes the name of the molecule to change (for now the IUPAC name, though this will extend to common/other names as well), that name will be updated accordingly. This includes modifications of the parent hydrocarbon chain. This bug fix is of high priority in order to aid in the ongoing work to expand support for more complex molecules.
A quick bug fix to the interface for when the user adds an addition to the molecule that causes the parent hydrocarbon chain of the molecule to change. An example of this case is when adding a Carbon (methyl group) to the 5th Carbon in pentan-1-ol. This will change the parent hydrocarbon chain from a pentane to a hexane chain. The new molecule will be named hexan-1-ol. Previously, there was a bug when attempting to modify the newly added Carbon by either attaching an addition to it, changing the charge, or modifying one of its attachments. As a note, anytime an interaction with the molecule causes the name of the molecule to change (for now the IUPAC name, though this will extend to common/other names as well), that name will be updated accordingly. This includes modifications of the parent hydrocarbon chain. This bug fix is of high priority in order to aid in the ongoing work to expand support for more complex molecules.
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