Move enzymeMap to package level, compile regular expressions only once #273
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Thanks for the PR @matiasinsaurralde! It looks like @Koeng101 defined enzymeMap as a function so that it'd behave as a constant but maybe it's no longer necessary that it does. https://qvault.io/2019/10/21/golang-constant-maps-slices/ Do you remember the reasoning behind this @Koeng101? |
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The reason was I just wanted an easy way to see default enzymes. However, the reasoning to put it behind a function makes sense to me. |
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I think that this might be useful and perform better if you're calling
getBaseRestrictionEnzymesmultiple times in the same function. Before this change,getBaseRestrictionEnzymeswould compile the same regular expressions over and over.