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To find out what method is attached to a …
recherche femme americaine pour mariage To find out what method is attached to an object in BioPerl during debugging, use ref commend. >x ref($seq) It’ll show the class where the object belongs to and search for the class. Not so funny… Any other way? NB. As it was said, the commend working during the debugging session; perl -d
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Simple code example to retrieve annotati …
Acajutla Simple code example to retrieve annotations 1 #!/usr/bin/perl -w 2 3 use strict; 4 use Carp; 5 use Bio::SeqIO; 6 7 my $embl_file = shift; 8 my $informat = “embl”; 9 10 my $seq_in = Bio::SeqIO -> new(-file => ”
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Install BioPerl
When you have a problem during installing BioPerl using CPAN, use the -H option. It will initialize Home environment. With this option, I managed to install BioPerl on my Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. sudo -H cpan
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Wow, BioPerl is a beast with more than 8…
Wow, BioPerl is a beast with more than 800 module dependencies. I managed to install BioPerl on Mac OS X.