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It would be cool to get a function that returns double table from the genome like this:
virtual vector<vector> readTable(pair<int, int> tableSize, pair<int, int> tableMaxSize, pair<double, double> valueRange, int code = -1, int CodingRegionIndex = 0)=0;
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So, just what readTable() does now, but for doubles? (i.e. using a genome
handler)
This is not a big deal to code, it will take a little bit of work because
it will need to be coded for circular and multi genome.
On Thu, Jan 25, 2018 at 11:51 AM, ahnt ***@***.***> wrote:
It would be cool to get a function that returns double table from the
genome like this:
virtual vector<vector> readTable(pair<int, int> tableSize, pair<int, int>
tableMaxSize, pair<double, double> valueRange, int code = -1, int
CodingRegionIndex = 0)=0;
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It would be cool to get a function that returns double table from the genome like this:
virtual vector<vector> readTable(pair<int, int> tableSize, pair<int, int> tableMaxSize, pair<double, double> valueRange, int code = -1, int CodingRegionIndex = 0)=0;
Cheers Arend
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: