Bioperl: Re: Bioperl-guts: 06 - pre release 2.
Steve Chervitz
sac@neomorphic.com (Steve A. Chervitz)
Wed, 1 Mar 2000 19:14:49 -0800 (PST)
Ewan Birney writes:
>
>
> The second pre release of the 06 series is out for people to download
> and test/break/complain about. It is at
>
> ftp://bio.perl.org/pub/birney
>
> bioperl-06pre2.tar.gz
>
>
> This pre-release includes new modules
>
> SeqStats - protein and DNA molecular weight functions
> Peter Schattner
>
> CodonTable - Codon Table translations and reverse translation
> for all known codon tables.
> Heikki Lehvaslaiho
>
> Many thanks to both of these authors
>
>
> In addition I have split out the Root Object system to allow better
> integration with non-perl based systems, fixed minor errors. Steve
> Chervitz has provided a number of fixes to the BLAST parsing modules.
Ooops! Not all of my Blast module fixes are in. Also, I want to add
the retrieve_blast.pl helper script. I'll commit shortly, so if you're
planning to do lots of blast testing, wait till the next pre-release,
which should be soon.
I also fixed up the examples/seq scripts to be SeqIO-compliant (these
are in pre2).
>
> We have 144 tests in the test suite, all of which pass.
:-)
> I have the following things left to do before the stable branch
> can be put in:
>
> a) see whether I can make the BLAST HSP objects compliant to
> the new Bio::SeqFeatureI interface, making the BLAST parser
> play well with the new sequence object.
Ideally, you'll also want to make the BLAST Sbjct object (i.e., a hit)
compliant to SeqFeatureI. It's natural to think of a database hit
as a feature on a sequence that contains child features (HSPs). When
your looking at a bunch of HSPs, it's important to know which ones
belong to the same hit.
Regarding the Blast parser, let me know if you have questions.
Cheers,
Steve Chervitz
sac@neomorphic.com
> b) map all the seqio function read/writes to the ->_readline
> syntax from lincoln's new seqio.pm base class.
>
> c) fixing the Bio::DB to be more biocorba ready
>
> c) find more bugs and squash them before the branch.
>
>
> **YOU** can help with c) by downloading the code and attempting
> to run your existing scripts and/or writing new ones which
> make the system not behave how you want it to...
>
>
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> Ewan Birney. Mobile: +44 (0)7970 151230
> <birney@ebi.ac.uk>
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