Dear friend,
I will like to solicit your help in a business preposition, which is by nature very
confidential and a Top Secret.
I know that a transaction of this magnitude will make any one worried and apprehensive
but I am assuring you not to worry, as all will be well at the end of this
Hi Lachlan,
SymbolList should be behaving like a string over its
symbols. It is silly if it doesn't do this. Hash codes
should realy be calculated in a different (but
sequence-dependant) way to avoid scanning the whole of
very large sequences just to do a hash lookup. Anyone
got any ideas?
If yo
> "Matthew" == Matthew Pocock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Matthew> SymbolList should be behaving like a string over its
Matthew> symbols. It is silly if it doesn't do this. Hash codes
Matthew> should realy be calculated in a different (but
Matthew> sequence-dependant) way to avoid sc
> "Phillip" == Phillip Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "Matthew" == Matthew Pocock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Matthew> SymbolList should be behaving like a string over its
Matthew> symbols. It is silly if it doesn't do this. Hash codes
Matthew> should realy be calculated
Hi,
Have you considered doing a system call to seqret (from emboss)? Is that a
possibility for you? Not sure what system you are running on, etc. May be a hack,
but it would work. Or else system calls to GCG, which will also do some formatting
for you. Again a hack, but workable...
-Mat
> "Keith" == Keith James <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "Phillip" == Phillip Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> "Matthew" == Matthew Pocock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Matthew> SymbolList should be behaving like a string over its
Matthew> symbols. It is silly if it doesn't do thi
Dear all,
I am new to biojava. I am currently setting it up on a Compaq True 64
v.5.1 server.
I managed to get things going on my Windows and Linux box ( although this
was not very hard). Now I encounter this problem in the Compa machine and I
do not really know what
to do.
Best, Rainer
I d
Hello all:
I am trying to extract information from a Swissprot file using the below
code.
SequenceIterator seqIter = SeqIOTools.readSwissprot(br);
while (seqIter.hasNext()) {
Sequence sequence = seqIter.nextSequence();
Annotation seqAn = sequence.getAnnotation();
Set set = seqAn.keys();
Hi,
I think this was raised a while back, but the equals() methods are not
overridden in SymbolList classes, hence to compare equality you must do:
sl1.toList().equals(sl2.toList()).
I was just wondering if it were possible to change this, so that two
SymbolLists are equal if they contain the sam
