> "Michael" == Michael L Heuer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael> Ah yes, I see the distinction.
Michael> Very clever.
Michael> So how exactly should we update the documentation?? :)
biojava uses a flyweight, which would probably be the best describe
it, as it is!
Phil
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Michael L. Heuer wrote:
> Ah yes, I see the distinction.
>
> Very clever.
>
> So how exactly should we update the documentation?? :)
>
>michael
I'm more than happy with flyweight and a ref to design patterns
(apropreate chapter no). That is, after all, where I ripped it off from.
Matthe
Beer definitely owed - on 2 counts. 1stly, I flagged this null set up as
a thing to do before I checked in, and then didn't do it. 2ndly, I still
haven't got the test harness to work on my development machine (how bad
is that).
Thanks for finding this. Isn't it great to have other people find/
On Friday 26 Apr 2002 10:57 am, Matthew Pocock wrote:
> Thanks for finding this. Isn't it great to have other people find/fix
> bugs rather than having to do it all yourself.
>
> ;-)
>
Can't patent that approach, a very large software company got there rather
earlier ... :-).
Regards,
David H.
> "Matthew" == Matthew Pocock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Matthew> I'm more than happy with flyweight and a ref to design
Matthew> patterns (apropreate chapter no). That is, after all,
Matthew> where I ripped it off from.
By coincidence I was DocBook-ing that chapter from the web
On Friday 26 Apr 2002 11:44 am, you wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Can any of you give me realy simple-stupid instructions that will get
> tests running for me? What do I need, where do I put it and how do I run
> it.
>
I used the instructions from http://junit.sourceforge.net when I did it some
time ago.
David Huen wrote:
> On Friday 26 Apr 2002 11:44 am, you wrote:
>
>>Hi all,
>>
>>Can any of you give me realy simple-stupid instructions that will get
>>tests running for me? What do I need, where do I put it and how do I run
>>it.
>>
>
> I used the instructions from http://junit.sourceforge.net
Title: GAME and sequence builder
Hi -
What is the proceedure for building and or writing a biojava object with GAME?
- Mark
Mark Schreiber
Bioinformatics
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Hi,
I am presently working on BioJava. I want to retrieve the data from NCBI Site. I have gone though the mailing list and I have tried all of them.
1. I have found blastcl3.exe instead of blastall.exe Which is the best as I am not able to find out blastall.exe 2. I am not able t
Dear Sir,
How to implement "Multiple Sequence Alignment" or
"Phylogenetic
tree" in BioJava?
I cannot find any related function in online documents
Jim
ªü«U wrote:
> Dear Sir,
>
> How to implement "Multiple Sequence Alignment" or "Phylogenetic
> tree" in BioJava?
> I cannot find any related function in online documents
>
>
>
> Jim
Hi Jim,
There is no direct
Is there already a class that could help me find restriction sites on a
given dna fragment?
Thanks,
G
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Funny that this comes up now. I am currently working on some new Alignment
classes. I will be supporting alignments of unequal length. I think this
might be at time to discuss additions to the API.
In addition to the functions Mathew mentioned include support for
UnequalLengthAlignments as I am
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