Sequences with unnecessary brackets do not fail well e.g. [LFucp[2Me,4A]a1-2]DGalpb1-OH

[gitoliver]

Build via text and put [LFucp[2Me,4A]a1-2]DGalpb1-OH
The Gal isn't generated, instead you get LFucp[2Me,4A]a1-OH, which is not what I would expect. Either the brackets should be ignored, or an error thrown. Low priority as the inputs are technically flawed.

[Lachele]

I vote for ignoring the extraneous brackets. That sort of thing could easily happen from editing another sequence. I see no reason to punish people for it. I agree this is a low priority.

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[gitoliver]

Just noting that it happened as the user was trying to build in the opposite direction. So they clicked Gal first, then OH, and then their only option for adding Fuc was as a branch... So I wonder if we can design the interface better that this doesn't happen. Anyway it would still be ideal if gmml would figure out that the brackets are extraneous by itself, so I'll keep this open as an "enhancement".