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Bio::NexmlIO - stream handler for NeXML documents
#Instantiate a Bio::Nexml object and link it to a file
my $in_nexml = Bio::Nexml->new(-file => 'nexml_doc.xml', -format => 'Nexml');
#Read in some data
my $bptree1 = $in_nexml->next_tree();
my $bpaln1 = $in_nexml->next_aln();
my $bpseq1 = $in_nexml->next_seq();
#Use/manipulate data
...
#Write data to nexml file
my $out_nexml = Bio::Nexml->new(-file => '>new_nexml_doc.xml', -format => 'Nexml');
$out_nexml->to_xml();
Bio::NexmlIO is an I/O handler for a NeXML document. A NeXML document can represent three different data types: simple sequences, alignments, and trees. NexmlIO has four main methods next_tree, next_seq, next_aln, and write. NexmlIO returns bioperl seq, tree, and aln objects which can be manipulated then passed to the write method of a new NexmlIO instance to allow the creation of a NeXML document.
Each bioperl object contains all the information necessary to recreate a Bio::Phylo::Taxa object, so each time a bioperl object is converted to a biophylo object, the bioperl object is checked to see if its associated taxa has already been created (against a hash using the NexmlIO_ID and Taxa_ID to create a unique string). If not, it is created; if so, that taxa object is used to link the Bio::Phylo tree or matrix.
For more information on the NeXML format, see <http://www.nexml.org>.
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The rest of the documentation details each of the object methods. Internal methods are usually preceded with a _
Title : new Usage : my $in_nexmlIO = Bio::NexmlIO->new(-file => 'data.nexml.xml'); Function: Creates a L<Bio::NexmlIO> object linked to a stream Returns : a L<Bio::NexmlIO> object Args : file name See L<Bio::Root::IO>
Title : doc Usage : my $nexml_doc = $in_nexmlIO->doc(); Function: returns a L<Bio::Phylo::Project> object that contains all the Bio::Phylo data objects parsed from the stream Returns : a L<Bio::Phylo::Project> object Args : none
Title : next_tree Usage : $tree = $stream->next_tree Function: Reads the next tree object from the stream and returns it. Returns : a L<Bio::Tree::Tree> object Args : none
See Bio::Root::IO, Bio::Tree::Tree
Title : next_seq Usage : $seq = $stream->next_seq Function: Reads the next seq object from the stream and returns it. Returns : a L<Bio::Seq> object Args : none
See Bio::Root::IO, Bio::Seq
Title : next_aln Usage : $aln = $stream->next_aln Function: Reads the next aln object from the stream and returns it. Returns : a L<Bio::SimpleAlign> object Args : none
See Bio::Root::IO, Bio::SimpleAlign
Title : rewind_seq Usage : $stream->rewind_seq Function: Resets the stream for seqs Returns : none Args : none
See Bio::Root::IO, Bio::Seq
Title : rewind_aln Usage : $stream->rewind_aln Function: Resets the stream for alns Returns : none Args : none
See Bio::Root::IO, Bio::Simple::Align
Title : rewind_tree Usage : $stream->rewind_tree Function: Resets the stream for trees Returns : none Args : none
See Bio::Root::IO, Bio::tree::tree
Title : write
Usage : $stream->write(-alns => $alns,-seqs => $seqs,-trees => $trees)
Function: converts BioPerl seq, tree, and aln objects into Bio::Phylo
seq, tree, and aln objects, constructs a Bio::Phylo::Project
object made up of the newly created Bio::Phylo objects, and
writes the Bio::Phylo:Project object to the stream as a valid
nexml document
Returns : none
Args : \@L<Bio::Seq>, \@L<Bio::SimpleAlign>, \@L<Bio::Tree::Tree>
See Bio::Root::IO, Bio::tree::tree, Bio::Seq, Bio::SimpleAlign
Title : extract_seqs
Usage : $nexmlIO->extract_seqs(-file => ">$outfile", -format => $format)
Function: converts BioPerl seqs stored in the NexmlIO object into the provided
format and writes it to the provided file. Uses L<Bio::SeqIO> to do
the conversion and writing.
Returns : none
Args : file to write to, format to be converted to
See Bio::Seq, Bio::SeqIO
Title : extract_alns
Usage : $nexmlIO->extract_alns(-file => ">$outfile", -format => $format)
Function: converts BioPerl alns stored in the NexmlIO object into the provided
format and writes it to the provided file. Uses L<Bio::AlignIO> to do
the conversion and writing.
Returns : none
Args : file to write to, format to be converted to
See Bio::SimpleAlign, Bio::AlignIO
Title : extract_trees
Usage : $nexmlIO->extract_trees(-file => ">$outfile", -format => $format)
Function: converts BioPerl trees stored in the NexmlIO object into the provided
format and writes it to the provided file. Uses L<Bio::TreeIO> to do
the conversion and writing.
Returns : none
Args : file to write to, format to be converted to
See Bio::Tree::Tree, Bio::TreeIO
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