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< using BioSQL from Biopython is on the Biopython wiki at \ahrefurl{\url{http://www.biopython.org/wiki/BioSQL}}, which likely to be kept most up to date.
< 
< Also, in addition to this document itself, there are other documentation files distributed with BioSQL. You can find these either as part of a BioSQL release, or you can access them directly from the subversion (svn) repository:
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> using BioSQL from Biopython is on the Biopython wiki at \ahrefurl{\url{http://www.biopython.org/wiki/BioSQL}}, and in other files distributed with BioSQL. You can find these either as part of a BioSQL release, or you can access them directly using anonymous svn. The BioSQL source is hosted on a subversion (svn) based version control server, and its anonymous access mirror is at the URL . There is also a web-interface at \ahrefurl{\url{http://code.open-bio.org/svnweb/index.cgi/biosql/browse/biosql-schema}} that allows browsing the repository as well as viewing and downloading files. Additional information for accessing O|B|F source code repositories is at \ahrefurl{\url{http://www.open-bio.org/wiki/SourceCode}}. There are two ways to get these
> docs:
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< Additional information for accessing OBF source code repositories is at \ahrefurl{\url{http://www.open-bio.org/wiki/SourceCode}}.
< 
< Once you have the code, there are two documents especially worth reading:
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> Once you have gotten the code, there are two documents worth reading:
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< include files and libraries, a few useful flags to configure are:
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> include files ans libraries, a few useful flags to configure are:
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< returns Biopython \verb|SeqRecord| objects (containing \verb|SeqFeature|
< objects) and then doing the loading. If that
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> returns Biopython SeqFeature objects and then doing the loading. If that
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< >>> from Bio import SeqIO
< >>> iterator = SeqIO.parse(open("cor6_6.gb"), "genbank")
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> >>> from Bio import GenBank
> >>> parser = GenBank.FeatureParser()
> >>> iterator = GenBank.Iterator(open("cor6_6.gb"), parser)
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> \section{Python Cookbook Code}
> 
> Doing various fun things to demonstrate the usefulness of BioSQL. I
> suppose I could go ahead and write something here.
>