[Biopython-dev] Bioformat module
Brad Chapman
chapmanb at arches.uga.edu
Fri Jan 4 07:03:43 EST 2002
Andrew:
> Thanks! to both of you. And I guess you're running a
> 2.2 version of Python, since I have some 'yield' statements
> in there. :)
Yup, always on the cutting edge :-). Though, you may want to watch
out for 'em -- don't think it'll make people too happy to have code
that requires the brand-spanking-new-2.2. Especially since I still
see messages with people using 1.5.2 (gack!).
> There's going to be a few more changes.
Definately understood. I was just interested in learning what was
going on so I thought I would add GenBank to the fray. I should
eventually work on a GenBank writer, etc. But not right now :-).
> >Attached is the format registration stuff, that
> >goes in Bioformats/formats/genbank.py for anyone who is interested
> >in duplicating this.
>
> Wasn't attached.
Whoops! I can just add this to CVS (if you don't mind), once you
check things in.
>> >>> infile.seek(0)
>
> Shouldn't need that. The identification code should always
> reseek the file to the beginning after it's finished.
Cool. Good to know -- I was just going directly off what was in the
README. Don't want to stray too far from the path and get lost!
> Should it be under Bio (Bio.Bioformats) or parallel to it?
> Unlike Martel, I don't see it as being distributed outside
> of Biopython, so I would think under. And I think the
> Biopython code will have hooks to it as well. Okay, so under
> it is.
Sounds good to me. Idly, do you want Bio.Bioformats or Bio.Formats?
Brad
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