Hi,
I'm modifying DAG-viewer code for my own purposes. It could be easier if I
had API-documentation. So does anybody know where to find API-docs for
classes used in DAG-Edit? Altavista found references wich referred to
www.fruitfly.org pages but the references were old and those pages didn't
exi
Roy Park wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm trying to write a small program that reads in only the HIT section of
> BLAST output (i.e. starting with ">"), by instantiating a
> HitSectionSAXParser class, and I noticed that the BlastLikeVersionSupport
> variable oVersion needs to be already populated by
Hi,
To be more specific, I'm currently finding the API-documentation and/or
sourcecode of class org.bdgp.swing.widget.DataAdapterChooser. If you know
where to find it let me know please!
-Petri Pehkonen-
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Petri Pehkonen wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> To be more specific, I'm currently finding the API-documentation and/or
> sourcecode of class org.bdgp.swing.widget.DataAdapterChooser. If you know
> where to find it let me know please!
Have you tried following the links from bdgp.org perhaps? In general if
For anyone who's thinking of attending the bootcamp, the
topics we're planning to cover include:
- The sequence model
Symbols, Strings, and Alphabets
Annotated sequences
Loading and saving sequences
- BioJava for sequence analysis
- Accessing databases
E
Hi Gurus at Biojava,
I am trying to find out which one to go for, BioPerl or BioJava?
Can someone tell me why there was a need for BioJava ?
How is it better/different from BioPerl?
Thanks in advance
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Anu Padki wrote:
> Hi Gurus at Biojava,
>
> I am trying to find out which one to go for, BioPerl or BioJava?
>
> Can someone tell me why there was a need for BioJava ?
> How is it better/different from BioPerl?
Hi,
I'm not sure that "which is better/different BioJava and BioPerl" is
necessaril
On Thu, 7 Feb 2002, Anu Padki wrote:
> Hi Gurus at Biojava,
>
> I am trying to find out which one to go for, BioPerl or BioJava?
>
> Can someone tell me why there was a need for BioJava ?
> How is it better/different from BioPerl?
Ha! I am not answering that one ;) Matt... Thomas... Simon, I'd
Hi.
Just some simple errors that I think may be spelling related. Apologies
for it being this shallow, but I don't know anything about bioinformatics -
period. However - I hope these observations prove a little useful.
Documentation -
Overview.
(original)
"Hopefuly, as the project matures,
NEW 25 cent tables!
Blackjack Shack eliminates the
traditional casino House and transfers the House advantage to players.
Players compete in one-on-one sessions against each other and never play
against the House. Our game is similar to a poker room where the House
only se
On Thu, 7 Feb 2002, Ewan Birney wrote:
> On Thu, 7 Feb 2002, Anu Padki wrote:
>
> > Hi Gurus at Biojava,
> >
> > I am trying to find out which one to go for, BioPerl or BioJava?
> >
> > Can someone tell me why there was a need for BioJava ?
> > How is it better/different from BioPerl?
>
> Ha!
Hi folks,
Sorry for the mass cross-post. I've got a few quick things to mention:
(1) The quality of our mailing lists has been degraded both by more
instances of spam getting through our filters and the ocasional viral
payload sent by Outlook users.
The spam problem has been addressed- We ha
On Thu, Feb 07, 2002 at 09:55:11PM +, David Huen wrote:
>
> In the interest of universal concord, BioPython and BioRuby should be
> considered too though I might have to draw a line at BioC# ;-). It can't
> form a valid URL anyway
As I suggested at the hackathon, anyone who wants this is
On Thu, Feb 07, 2002 at 10:45:57AM -0800, Anu Padki wrote:
> Hi Gurus at Biojava,
>
> I am trying to find out which one to go for, BioPerl or BioJava?
I'd just like to second Simon's comments on this: both these
packages (and BioPython, and BioRuby, for that matter) contain
a lot of useful code.
Agree. But I do want to emphasize that Perl is much faster to implement
for small scale projects. However, that comes at a price. Perl syntax
(even with its "use strict" whatever) is much less restrictive, and not
only does this make it easier or more annoying to work with, it tends to
crea
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