| Bio::SeqIO::seqxml(3pm) | User Contributed Perl Documentation | Bio::SeqIO::seqxml(3pm) |
Bio::SeqIO::seqxml - SeqXML sequence input/output stream
# Do not use this module directly. Use it via the Bio::SeqIO class.
use Bio::SeqIO;
# read a SeqXML file
my $seqio = Bio::SeqIO->new(-format => 'seqxml',
-file => 'my_seqs.xml');
while (my $seq_object = $seqio->next_seq) {
print join("\t",
$seq_object->display_id,
$seq_object->description,
$seq_object->seq,
), "\n";
}
# write a SeqXML file
#
# Note that you can (optionally) specify the source
# (usually a database) and source version.
my $seqwriter = Bio::SeqIO->new(-format => 'seqxml',
-file => ">outfile.xml",
-source => 'Ensembl',
-sourceVersion => '56');
$seqwriter->write_seq($seq_object);
# once you've written all of your seqs, you may want to do
# an explicit close to get the closing </seqXML> tag
$seqwriter->close;
This object can transform Bio::Seq objects to and from SeqXML format. For more information on the SeqXML standard, visit <http://www.seqxml.org>.
In short, SeqXML is a lightweight sequence format that takes advantage of the validation capabilities of XML while not overburdening you with a strict and complicated schema.
This module is based in part (particularly the XML-parsing part) on Bio::TreeIO::phyloxml by Mira Han.
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The rest of the documentation details each of the object methods. Internal methods are usually preceded with a _
Title : _initialize
Usage : $self->_initialize(@args)
Function: constructor (for internal use only).
Besides the usual SeqIO arguments (-file, -fh, etc.),
Bio::SeqIO::seqxml accepts three arguments which are used
when writing out a seqxml file. They are all optional.
Returns : none
Args : -source => source string (usually a database name)
-sourceVersion => source version. The version number of the source
-seqXMLversion => the version of seqXML that will be used
Throws : Exception if XML::LibXML::Reader or XML::Writer
is not initialized
Title : next_seq Usage : $seq = $stream->next_seq() Function: returns the next sequence in the stream Returns : L<Bio::Seq> object, or nothing if no more available Args : none
Title : write_seq Usage : $stream->write_seq(@seq) Function: Writes the $seq object into the stream Returns : 1 for success and 0 for error Args : Array of 1 or more L<Bio::PrimarySeqI> objects
Title : _initialize_seqxml_node_methods
Usage : $self->_initialize_xml_node_methods
Function: sets up code ref mapping of each seqXML node type
to a method for processing that node type
Returns : none
Args : none
Title : schemaLocation Usage : $self->schemaLocation Function: gets/sets the schema location in the <seqXML> header Returns : the schema location string Args : To set the schemaLocation, call with a schemaLocation as the argument.
Title : source Usage : $self->source Function: gets/sets the data source in the <seqXML> header Returns : the data source string Args : To set the source, call with a source string as the argument.
Title : sourceVersion
Usage : $self->sourceVersion
Function: gets/sets the data source version in the <seqXML> header
Returns : the data source version string
Args : To set the source version, call with a source version string
as the argument.
Title : seqXMLversion
Usage : $self->seqXMLversion
Function: gets/sets the seqXML version in the <seqXML> header
Returns : the seqXML version string.
Args : To set the seqXML version, call with a seqXML version string
as the argument.
Title : processXMLNode
Usage : $seqio->processXMLNode
Function: reads the XML node and processes according to the node type
Returns : none
Args : none
Throws : Exception on unexpected XML node type, warnings on unexpected
XML element names.
Title : processAttribute Usage : $seqio->processAttribute(\%hash_for_attribute); Function: reads the attributes of the current element into a hash Returns : none Args : hash reference where the attributes will be stored.
Title : parseHeader
Usage : $self->parseHeader();
Function: reads the opening <seqXML> block and grabs the metadata from it,
namely the source, sourceVersion, and seqXMLversion.
Returns : none
Args : none
Throws : Exception if it hits an <entry> tag, because that means it's
missed the <seqXML> tag and read too far into the file.
Title : element_seqXML Usage : $self->element_seqXML Function: processes the opening <seqXML> node Returns : none Args : none
Title : element_entry Usage : $self->element_entry Function: processes a sequence <entry> node Returns : none Args : none Throws : Exception if sequence ID is not present in <entry> element
Title : element_entry
Usage : $self->element_entry
Function: processes a <species> node, creating a Bio::Species object
Returns : none
Args : none
Throws : Exception if <species> tag exists but is empty,
or if the attributes 'name' or 'ncbiTaxID' are undefined
Title : element_description
Usage : $self->element_description
Function: processes a sequence <description> node;
a no-op -- description text is read by
processXMLnode
Returns : none
Args : none
Title : element_RNAseq Usage : $self->element_RNAseq Function: processes a sequence <RNAseq> node Returns : none Args : none
Title : element_DNAseq Usage : $self->element_DNAseq Function: processes a sequence <DNAseq> node Returns : none Args : none
Title : element_AAseq Usage : $self->element_AAseq Function: processes a sequence <AAseq> node Returns : none Args : none
Title : element_DBRef
Usage : $self->element_DBRef
Function: processes a sequence <DBRef> node,
creating a Bio::Annotation::DBLink object
Returns : none
Args : none
Title : element_property
Usage : $self->element_property
Function: processes a sequence <property> node, creating a
Bio::Annotation::SimpleValue object
Returns : none
Args : none
Title : end_element_RNAseq Usage : $self->end_element_RNAseq Function: processes a sequence <RNAseq> node Returns : none Args : none
Title : end_element_DNAseq Usage : $self->end_element_DNAseq Function: processes a sequence <DNAseq> node Returns : none Args : none
Title : end_element_AAseq Usage : $self->end_element_AAseq Function: processes a sequence <AAseq> node Returns : none Args : none
Title : end_element_entry Usage : $self->end_element_entry Function: processes the closing </entry> node, creating the Seq object Returns : a Bio::Seq object Args : none Throws : Exception if sequence, sequence ID, or alphabet are missing
Title : end_element_default
Usage : $self->end_element_default
Function: processes all other closing tags;
a no-op.
Returns : none
Args : none
Title : DESTROY
Usage : called automatically by Perl just before object
goes out of scope
Function: performs a write flush
Returns : none
Args : none
Title : close
Usage : $seqio_obj->close().
Function: writes closing </seqXML> tag.
close() will be called automatically by Perl when your
program exits, but if you want to use the seqXML file
you've written before then, you'll need to do an explicit
close first to get the final </seqXML> tag.
Returns : none
Args : none
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