+ * @param al
+ * @param title
+ * @param mode
+ * SPLIT_FRAME or NEW_WINDOW
+ */
+ public static void openLinkedAlignmentAs(AlignFrame thisFrame,
+ AlignmentI thisAlignment, AlignmentI al, String title, int mode)
+ {
+ /*
+ * Identify protein and dna alignments. Make a copy of this one if opening
+ * in a new split pane.
+ */
+ AlignmentI protein = al.isNucleotide() ? thisAlignment : al;
+ AlignmentI cdna = al.isNucleotide() ? al : thisAlignment;
+
+ /*
+ * Map sequences. At least one should get mapped as we have already passed
+ * the test for 'mappability'. Any mappings made will be added to the
+ * protein alignment. Note creating dataset sequences on the new alignment
+ * is a pre-requisite for building mappings.
+ */
+ al.setDataset(null);
+ AlignmentUtils.mapProteinAlignmentToCdna(protein, cdna);
+
+ /*
+ * Create the AlignFrame for the added alignment. If it is protein, mappings
+ * are registered with StructureSelectionManager as a side-effect.
+ */
+ AlignFrame newAlignFrame = new AlignFrame(al, AlignFrame.DEFAULT_WIDTH,
+ AlignFrame.DEFAULT_HEIGHT);
+ newAlignFrame.setTitle(title);
+ newAlignFrame.setStatus(MessageManager
+ .formatMessage("label.successfully_loaded_file", new Object[]
+ { title }));
+
+ // TODO if we want this (e.g. to enable reload of the alignment from file),
+ // we will need to add parameters to the stack.
+ // if (!protocol.equals(DataSourceType.PASTE))
+ // {
+ // alignFrame.setFileName(file, format);
+ // }
+
+ if (mode == NEW_WINDOW)
+ {
+ Desktop.addInternalFrame(newAlignFrame, title,
+ AlignFrame.DEFAULT_WIDTH, AlignFrame.DEFAULT_HEIGHT);
+ }