[openbabel-scripting] Accessing SSSR or Internal Coordinates from Python

[Noel O'B. <no...@ca...>]

What can I do with a molecule's SSSR or Internal Coordinates if it's in
the following state?

>>> from pyopenbabel import *
>>> text = open("3d.head.sdf","r").read()
>>> mol = readstring("sd",text)
>>> mol
<pyopenbabel.Molecule object at 0x4020930c>
>>> mol.sssr
<Swig Object at _a4b82008_p_std__vectorTOpenBabel__OBRing_p_std__allocatorTOpenBabel__OBRing_p_t_t>
>>> dir(mol.sssr)
[]
>>> mol.internalcoord
<Swig Object at _28fc1f08_p_std__vectorTOpenBabel__OBInternalCoord_p_std__allocatorTOpenBabel__OBInternalCoord_p_t_t>

Are these not accessible from Python/Perl then?

Regards,
 Noel