import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Hashtable;
+import java.util.Stack;
import java.util.Vector;
import jalview.datamodel.SequenceFeature;
public class Rna
{
- static Hashtable<Integer, Integer> pairHash = new Hashtable();
+ static Hashtable<Integer, Integer> pairHash = new Hashtable();
+
/**
* Based off of RALEE code ralee-get-base-pairs. Keeps track of open bracket
* positions in "stack" vector. When a close bracket is reached, pair this
* @return Array of SequenceFeature; type = RNA helix, begin is open base
* pair, end is close base pair
*/
- public static SequenceFeature[] GetBasePairs(String line)
+ public static SequenceFeature[] GetBasePairs(CharSequence line)
+ throws WUSSParseException
{
-
- Vector stack = new Vector();
+ Stack stack = new Stack();
Vector pairs = new Vector();
int i = 0;
if ((base == '<') || (base == '(') || (base == '{') || (base == '['))
{
- stack.addElement(i);
+ stack.push(i);
}
else if ((base == '>') || (base == ')') || (base == '}')
|| (base == ']'))
{
- Object temp = stack.lastElement();
- stack.remove(stack.size() - 1);
+ if (stack.isEmpty())
+ {
+ // error whilst parsing i'th position. pass back
+ throw new WUSSParseException("Mismatched closing bracket", i);
+ }
+ Object temp = stack.pop();
pairs.addElement(temp);
- pairs.addElement(i);
+ pairs.addElement(i);
}
i++;
{
int begin = Integer.parseInt(pairs.elementAt(p).toString());
int end = Integer.parseInt(pairs.elementAt(p + 1).toString());
-
- outPairs[p / 2] = new SequenceFeature("RNA helix", "", "", begin,
+
+ outPairs[p / 2] = new SequenceFeature("RNA helix", "", "", begin,
end, "");
- //pairHash.put(begin, end);
+ // pairHash.put(begin, end);
}
return outPairs;
}
-
-
+
/**
* Function to get the end position corresponding to a given start position
- * @param indice - start position of a base pair
+ *
+ * @param indice
+ * - start position of a base pair
* @return - end position of a base pair
*/
- /*makes no sense at the moment :(
- public int findEnd(int indice){
- //TODO: Probably extend this to find the start to a given end?
- //could be done by putting everything twice to the hash
- ArrayList<Integer> pair = new ArrayList<Integer>();
- return pairHash.get(indice);
- }*/
-
+ /*
+ * makes no sense at the moment :( public int findEnd(int indice){ //TODO:
+ * Probably extend this to find the start to a given end? //could be done by
+ * putting everything twice to the hash ArrayList<Integer> pair = new
+ * ArrayList<Integer>(); return pairHash.get(indice); }
+ */
/**
* Figures out which helix each position belongs to and stores the helix