Is there any reason why the following line should return false if the
current symbol is the
gap symbol?
((sl.symbolAt(i) == sl.getAlphabet().getGapSymbol())
I tried this simple code and s=AlphabetManager$GapSymbol, but
sl1.getAlphabet.getGapSymbol()== a simple basis symbol. What gives, why di
On Thu, Jun 28, 2001 at 12:58:09PM -0700, Emig, Robin wrote:
>
> Is there any reason why the following line should return false if the
> current symbol is the
> gap symbol?
>
> ((sl.symbolAt(i) == sl.getAlphabet().getGapSymbol())
>
> I tried this simple code and s=AlphabetManager$GapSymbol, b
I'm implementing location formatting for Swissprot, and tripped across the
following: A location like, FuzzyLocation (1.5)..(6.10) cannot be
represented in swissprot; the semantics just aren't rich enough. I have
three options to propose:
1) Throw an exception. This involves changing the FileF