[Biojava-dev] no need for LENGTH_TYPE_TERM

Richard Holland holland at ebi.ac.uk
Fri Apr 20 08:29:18 UTC 2007


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No objections. I think your logic is better than mine here. Please go ahead.

cheers,
Richard

george waldon wrote:
> LENGTH_TYPE_TERM is a RichSequence term that is used to distinguish between "aa" and "bp" during the write operation in uniprot format and in genbank format.
> 
> This code is error-prone. For instance, converting a protein sequence from a fasta file to a genbank formatted file still write "bp". Indeed, the sequence annotation for this term should be generated during the enrichment of sequence. 
> 
> I don't think the extra-work is really necessary. Is-there any objection that I remove this term and rely instead on the alphabet (either PROTEIN or PROTEIN_TERM) during the writing operations?
> 
> Thanks,
> George
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