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21 package jalview.datamodel;
23 import jalview.datamodel.features.SequenceFeaturesI;
25 import java.util.BitSet;
26 import java.util.List;
27 import java.util.Vector;
29 import fr.orsay.lri.varna.models.rna.RNA;
32 * Methods for manipulating a sequence, its metadata and related annotation in
33 * an alignment or dataset.
38 public interface SequenceI extends ASequenceI
41 * Set the display name for the sequence
45 public void setName(String name);
48 * Get the display name
50 public String getName();
53 * Set start position of first non-gapped symbol in sequence
58 public void setStart(int start);
61 * get start position of first non-gapped residue in sequence
65 public int getStart();
68 * get the displayed id of the sequence
70 * @return true means the id will be returned in the form
71 * DisplayName/Start-End
73 public String getDisplayId(boolean jvsuffix);
76 * set end position for last residue in sequence
80 public void setEnd(int end);
83 * get end position for last residue in sequence getEnd()>getStart() unless
84 * sequence only consists of gap characters
91 * @return length of sequence including gaps
94 public int getLength();
97 * Replace the sequence with the given string
100 * new sequence string
102 public void setSequence(String sequence);
105 * @return sequence as string
107 public String getSequenceAsString();
110 * get a range on the sequence as a string
113 * position relative to start of sequence including gaps (from 0)
115 * position relative to start of sequence including gaps (from 0)
117 * @return String containing all gap and symbols in specified range
119 public String getSequenceAsString(int start, int end);
122 * Answers a copy of the sequence as a character array
126 public char[] getSequence();
129 * get stretch of sequence characters in an array
132 * absolute index into getSequence()
134 * exclusive index of last position in segment to be returned.
136 * @return char[max(0,end-start)];
138 public char[] getSequence(int start, int end);
141 * create a new sequence object with a subsequence of this one but sharing the
142 * same dataset sequence
145 * int index for start position (base 0, inclusive)
147 * int index for end position (base 0, exclusive)
150 * @note implementations may use getSequence to get the sequence data
152 public SequenceI getSubSequence(int start, int end);
155 * get the i'th character in this sequence's local reference frame (ie from
156 * 0-number of characters lying from start-end)
160 * @return character or ' '
162 public char getCharAt(int i);
170 public void setDescription(String desc);
175 * @return DOCUMENT ME!
177 public String getDescription();
180 * Return the alignment column (from 1..) for a sequence position
183 * lying from start to end
185 * @return aligned column for residue (0 if residue is upstream from
186 * alignment, -1 if residue is downstream from alignment) note.
187 * Sequence object returns sequence.getEnd() for positions upstream
188 * currently. TODO: change sequence for
189 * assert(findIndex(seq.getEnd()+1)==-1) and fix incremental bugs
192 public int findIndex(int pos);
195 * Returns the sequence position for an alignment position.
198 * column index in alignment (from 0..<length)
200 * @return TODO: JAL-2562 - residue number for residue (left of and) nearest
203 public int findPosition(int i);
206 * Returns an int array where indices correspond to each residue in the
207 * sequence and the element value gives its position in the alignment
209 * @return int[SequenceI.getEnd()-SequenceI.getStart()+1] or null if no
210 * residues in SequenceI object
212 public int[] gapMap();
215 * Returns an int array where indices correspond to each position in sequence
216 * char array and the element value gives the result of findPosition for that
217 * index in the sequence.
219 * @return int[SequenceI.getLength()]
221 public int[] findPositionMap();
224 * Answers true if the sequence is composed of amino acid characters. Note
225 * that implementations may use heuristic methods which are not guaranteed to
226 * give the biologically 'right' answer.
230 public boolean isProtein();
233 * Delete a range of aligned sequence columns, creating a new dataset sequence
234 * if necessary and adjusting start and end positions accordingly.
237 * first column in range to delete (inclusive)
239 * last column in range to delete (exclusive)
241 public void deleteChars(int i, int j);
247 * alignment column number
249 * character to insert
251 public void insertCharAt(int i, char c);
254 * insert given character at alignment column position
257 * alignment column number
261 * character to insert
263 public void insertCharAt(int position, int count, char ch);
266 * Answers a list of all sequence features associated with this sequence. The
267 * list may be held by the sequence's dataset sequence if that is defined.
271 public List<SequenceFeature> getSequenceFeatures();
274 * Answers the object holding features for the sequence
278 SequenceFeaturesI getFeatures();
281 * Replaces the sequence features associated with this sequence with the given
282 * features. If this sequence has a dataset sequence, then this method will
283 * update the dataset sequence's features instead.
287 public void setSequenceFeatures(List<SequenceFeature> features);
295 public void setPDBId(Vector<PDBEntry> ids);
300 * @return DOCUMENT ME!
302 public Vector<PDBEntry> getAllPDBEntries();
305 * Adds the entry to the *normalised* list of PDBIds.
307 * If a PDBEntry is passed with the same entry.getID() string as one already
308 * in the list, or one is added that appears to be the same but has a chain ID
309 * appended, then the existing PDBEntry will be updated with the new
310 * attributes instead, unless the entries have distinct chain codes or
311 * associated structure files.
314 * @return true if the entry was added, false if updated
316 public boolean addPDBId(PDBEntry entry);
319 * update the list of PDBEntrys to include any DBRefEntrys citing structural
322 * @return true if PDBEntry list was modified
324 public boolean updatePDBIds();
326 public String getVamsasId();
328 public void setVamsasId(String id);
331 * set the array of Database references for the sequence.
334 * @deprecated - use is discouraged since side-effects may occur if DBRefEntry
335 * set are not normalised.
338 public void setDBRefs(DBRefEntry[] dbs);
340 public DBRefEntry[] getDBRefs();
343 * add the given entry to the list of DBRefs for this sequence, or replace a
344 * similar one if entry contains a map object and the existing one doesnt.
348 public void addDBRef(DBRefEntry entry);
351 * Adds the given sequence feature and returns true, or returns false if it is
352 * already present on the sequence, or if the feature type is null.
357 public boolean addSequenceFeature(SequenceFeature sf);
359 public void deleteFeature(SequenceFeature sf);
361 public void setDatasetSequence(SequenceI seq);
363 public SequenceI getDatasetSequence();
366 * Returns a new array containing this sequence's annotations, or null.
368 public AlignmentAnnotation[] getAnnotation();
371 * Returns true if this sequence has the given annotation (by object
374 public boolean hasAnnotation(AlignmentAnnotation ann);
377 * Add the given annotation, if not already added, and set its sequence ref to
378 * be this sequence. Does nothing if this sequence's annotations already
379 * include this annotation (by identical object reference).
381 public void addAlignmentAnnotation(AlignmentAnnotation annotation);
383 public void removeAlignmentAnnotation(AlignmentAnnotation annotation);
386 * Derive a sequence (using this one's dataset or as the dataset)
388 * @return duplicate sequence with valid dataset sequence
390 public SequenceI deriveSequence();
393 * set the array of associated AlignmentAnnotation for this sequenceI
397 public void setAlignmentAnnotation(AlignmentAnnotation[] annotation);
400 * Get one or more alignment annotations with a particular label.
403 * string which each returned annotation must have as a label.
404 * @return null or array of annotations.
406 public AlignmentAnnotation[] getAnnotation(String label);
409 * Returns a (possibly empty) list of any annotations that match on given
410 * calcId (source) and label (type). Null values do not match.
415 public List<AlignmentAnnotation> getAlignmentAnnotations(String calcId,
419 * create a new dataset sequence (if necessary) for this sequence and sets
420 * this sequence to refer to it. This call will move any features or
421 * references on the sequence onto the dataset. It will also make a duplicate
422 * of existing annotation rows for the dataset sequence, rather than relocate
423 * them in order to preserve external references (since 2.8.2).
425 * @return dataset sequence for this sequence
427 public SequenceI createDatasetSequence();
430 * Transfer any database references or annotation from entry under a sequence
432 * <strong>Note: DOES NOT transfer sequence associated alignment annotation
437 * null or mapping from entry's numbering to local start/end
439 public void transferAnnotation(SequenceI entry, Mapping mp);
443 * The sequence index in the MSA
445 public void setIndex(int index);
448 * @return The index of the sequence in the alignment
450 public int getIndex();
453 * @return The RNA of the sequence in the alignment
462 public void setRNA(RNA rna);
466 * @return list of insertions (gap characters) in sequence
468 public List<int[]> getInsertions();
471 * Given a pdbId String, return the equivalent PDBEntry if available in the
477 public PDBEntry getPDBEntry(String pdbId);
480 * Get all primary database/accessions for this sequence's data. These
481 * DBRefEntry are expected to resolve to a valid record in the associated
482 * external database, either directly or via a provided 1:1 Mapping.
484 * @return just the primary references (if any) for this sequence, or an empty
487 public List<DBRefEntry> getPrimaryDBRefs();
490 * Returns a (possibly empty) list of sequence features that overlap the given
491 * alignment column range, optionally restricted to one or more specified
492 * feature types. If the range is all gaps, then features which enclose it are
493 * included (but not contact features).
496 * start column of range inclusive (1..)
498 * end column of range inclusive (1..)
500 * optional feature types to restrict results to
503 List<SequenceFeature> findFeatures(int fromCol, int toCol, String... types);
506 * Method to call to indicate that the sequence (characters or alignment/gaps)
507 * has been modified. Provided to allow any cursors on residue/column
508 * positions to be invalidated.
510 void sequenceChanged();
514 * @return BitSet corresponding to index [0,length) where Comparison.isGap()
517 BitSet getInsertionsAsBits();
520 * Replaces every occurrence of c1 in the sequence with c2 and returns the
521 * number of characters changed
526 public int replace(char c1, char c2);