9 Feb 23:58
Re: Bio::Assembly::IO::bowtie circular dependency?
Dan Kortschak <dan.kortschak <at> adelaide.edu.au>
2010-02-09 22:58:45 GMT
2010-02-09 22:58:45 GMT
Given the general utility of samtools, I'd go with that approach. But in the meantime, I've added a SKIP to the bowtie tests so that they depend on B:T:R:Samtools and the samtools executable in addition to B:DB:Sam (as they were previously piggy backing on with the B:A:IO:sam). BTW MAJ, there are a number of useless void arrays in the sam tests and test failures from, I think, having the wrong expectations of the results from B:DB:Sam. I left them when I was doing the bowtie tests as I wasn't sure exactly what you were getting - the results seem correct to me, but what do I know :) This should probably be in guts, so if we continue this can we jump over there? cheers Dan On Tue, 2010-02-09 at 16:21 -0500, Mark A. Jensen wrote: > Yeah, this is getting kinda hairy-- B:T:R:Samtools is > a basic wrapper for anything that wants to use > Bio::DB::Samtools ( lstein's samtools library wrapper, > a CPAN and not a BioPerl module. Savvy?). Because > its likely that other parser-like modules will want to > use samtools ( as well as wrapper-like modules), I > would vote for moving Samtools and Samtools::Config > into the bioperl-live version of Bio::Tools::Run.
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