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Antisense numbering become wrong (from left to right) after Undo operation #6197

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AlexeyGirin opened this issue Dec 23, 2024 · 0 comments
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AlexeyGirin commented Dec 23, 2024

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Go to Macro mode - Snake mode
  2. Load from HELM: RNA1{R(A,C,G,T)P.R(A,G,T)P.R(A,C,T)P.R(A,T)P}|RNA2{R(A,C,G,U)P.R(A,C,U)P.R(A,G,U)P.R(A,U)P}|RNA3{R(A)P}$RNA1,RNA2,2:pair-2:pair|RNA1,RNA2,5:pair-5:pair|RNA1,RNA2,8:pair-8:pair|RNA1,RNA2,11:pair-11:pair$$$V2.0
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  3. Connect DNA chain to second one
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  4. Press Undo button

Actual behavior
Antisense numbering become wrong (from left to right)
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Expected behavior
Antisense numbering become the same (from right to left)
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As per requirement:

If the left most sugar/amino acid of the sense chain has a terminal indicator of 5'/N, then the left most sugar/amino acid of the antisense chain should have a terminal indicator of 3'/C.
If the left most sugar/amino acid of the sense chain has a terminal indicator of 3'/C, then the left most sugar/amino acid of the antisense chain should have a terminal indicator of 5'/N.

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  • Ketcher Version 2.28.0-rc.3 Build at 2024-12-11; 14:32:57
  • Indigo Version 1.27.0-rc.1.0-g8d656a341-wasm32-wasm-clang-19.0.0
  • Chrome Version 131.0.6778.109 (Official Build) (64-bit)
  • Win10

Issue found while testing - #5678

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