public abstract class EmblCDROMIndexReader extends Object
EmblCDROMIndexReader
is an abstract class whose
concrete subclasses read EMBL CD-ROM format indices from an
underlying InputStream
. This format is used by the
EMBOSS package for database indexing (see programs dbiblast,
dbifasta, dbiflat and dbigcg). Indexing produces four binary files
with a simple format:
Internally EMBOSS checks for Big-endian architechtures and
switches the byte order to Little-endian. This means trouble if you
try to read the file using DataInputStream
, but at
least the binaries are consistent across architechtures. This class
carries out the necessary conversion.
The EMBL CD-ROM format stores the date in 4 bytes. One byte is unused (the first one), leaving one byte for the day, one for the month and one (!) for the year.
For further information see the EMBOSS documentation, or for a full description, the source code of the dbi programs and the Ajax library.
Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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protected InputStream |
input |
protected org.biojava.bio.seq.db.emblcd.RecordParser |
recParser |
protected StringBuffer |
sb |
Constructor and Description |
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EmblCDROMIndexReader(InputStream input)
Creates a new
EmblCDROMIndexReader instance. |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
close()
close closes the underlying
InputStream . |
String |
readDBDate()
readDBDate reads the date from the index
header. |
String |
readDBName()
readDBName returns the database name from the
index header. |
String |
readDBRelease()
readDBRelease returns the database release from
the index header. |
long |
readFileLength()
readFileLength returns the file length in bytes
(stored within the file's header by the indexing program). |
byte[] |
readRawRecord()
readRawRecord returns the raw bytes of a single
record from the index. |
abstract Object[] |
readRecord()
readRecord returns an array of objects parsed from
a single record. |
long |
readRecordCount()
readRecordCount returns the number of records in
the file. |
int |
readRecordLength()
readRecordLength returns the record length
(bytes). |
protected InputStream input
protected StringBuffer sb
protected org.biojava.bio.seq.db.emblcd.RecordParser recParser
public EmblCDROMIndexReader(InputStream input) throws IOException
EmblCDROMIndexReader
instance. A
BufferedInputStream
is probably the most suitable.input
- an InputStream
.IOException
- if an error occurs.public long readFileLength()
readFileLength
returns the file length in bytes
(stored within the file's header by the indexing program). This
may be called more than once as the value is cached.long
.public long readRecordCount()
readRecordCount
returns the number of records in
the file. This may be called more than once as the value is
cached.long
.public int readRecordLength()
readRecordLength
returns the record length
(bytes). This may be called more than once as the value is
cached.int
.public String readDBName()
readDBName
returns the database name from the
index header. This may be called more than once as the value is
cached.String
.public String readDBRelease()
readDBRelease
returns the database release from
the index header. This may be called more than once as the
value is cached.String
.public String readDBDate()
readDBDate
reads the date from the index
header. The date is stored in 4 bytes: 0, unused; 1, year; 2,
month; 3, day. With a 1 byte year it's not very much use and
I'm not sure that the EMBOSS programs set the value correctly
anyway.String
.public abstract Object[] readRecord() throws IOException
readRecord
returns an array of objects parsed from
a single record. Its content will depend on the type of index
file. Concrete subclasses must provide an implementation of
this method.Object []
array.IOException
- if an error occurs.public byte[] readRawRecord() throws IOException
readRawRecord
returns the raw bytes of a single
record from the index.byte []
array.IOException
- if an error occurs.public void close() throws IOException
close
closes the underlying
InputStream
.IOException
- if an error occurs.Copyright © 2014 BioJava. All rights reserved.