[DAS2] sources.rnc
Andrew Dalke
dalke at dalkescientific.com
Wed Nov 8 01:36:50 UTC 2006
Ed:
> I have nothing substantial to change in sources.rnc. Just clean up the
> notes and comments:
>
> ** Can this note be improved?
>
> # NOTE: the segments capability has optional 'coordinates'
> # element to state that it implements the given coordinate
> # system. I could not figure out how to do that in Relax-NG.
> ##attribute coordinates { text },
# NOTE: the segments capability has an optional 'coordinates'
# element describing the supported coordinate system. Because
# of the 'attribute *' a few lines above there is an ambiguity.
# Any capability element may have a 'coordiantes' attribute
# so there's no need for an explicit schema declaration.
#attribute coordinates { text }?,
> ** Several references to "At present...." should be removed
At present those have been removed.
> ** Can this note be cleaned-up? Which Andreas? Is this the
> ** full list of reserved words?
I listed Andreas earlier, regarding his use of "das1:types",
etc. in a capability 'type'. I've added those as reserved
fields.
As to the one for
> # 'Chromosome', 'Clone', 'Contig', 'Scaffold', etc.
I've updated that to
# For a full list of the "authority" and "source" values see
# http://das.sanger.ac.uk/registry/help_coordsys.jsp
# This refers to the "physical dimension" of the annotated data.
# The following names are reserved: "Chromosome", "Clone",
# "Contig", "Gene_ID", "NT_Contig", "Protein Sequence",
# "Protein Structure", "Scaffold", "Volume Map".
# The 'source' attribute corresponds to the coordinate
# system 'type' in the DAS registry.
attribute source { text },
# The name of an authority/institution that defines the accession
# codes of a coordinate system or that provides a gene-build.
# See the DAS registry help for a full list of reserved names.
# A partial list is: "BDGP", "EMBL", "Entrez", "KEGG", "MGI", "NCBI",
# "PDBresnum", "SDG" and "UniProt" and "ZFISH".
attribute authority { text },
Changes made and das2_schemas.rnc has been checked in.
Andrew
dalke at dalkescientific.com
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