[Bioperl-l] Do we need Bio::Root::Object anymore?
Will Spooner
whs at ebi.ac.uk
Mon Oct 2 16:00:19 UTC 2006
On Mon, 2 Oct 2006, Chris Fields wrote:
>> Sendu,
>>
>> No objection but someone should check the scripts in examples/root to make
>> sure that they are not used there.
>>
>> Brian O.
>
> I suppose it's also possible that the other bioperl distributions (like
> bioperl-run) could use them as well.
>
> If they do we can take care of them as they pop up. These are really old
> and haven't been revised in a long time.
>
> The only one I worry about is Bio::Root::Storable b/c of Ensembl. Does
> anyone know where Will Spooner is? He's the maintainer for
> Bio::Root::Storable.
>
Hi Chris,
I'm still lurking...
If the tests for Bio::Root::Storable still pass (I assume that they do),
then the module is working as advertised.
The idea behind Storable is very simple; object instances of any
inhereting class can be serialised/retrieved from disk. BioPerl objects
will probably not want this functionality by default, but it is trival to
implement if needed.
Will
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