Good day, I was looking for a good subroutine to parse BLAST records without using BioPerl. I have to open a BlAST results file and then use regular expressions to parse out the query, BESTHIT (highest E-Value), E-value, and the identities. I have to parse them out and then print it out to a file.
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Anthony Cameron
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Good day, I was looking for a good subroutine to parse BLAST records without using BioPerl. I have to open a BlAST results file and then use regular expressions to parse out the query, BESTHIT (highest E-Value), E-value, and the identities. I have to parse them out and then print it out to a file.
I understand you don't want to use BioPerl and I was searching for you but I did not come up with a good subroutine. I will continue to look though.
Anthony Cameron
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Light Poster
Good day, I was looking for a good subroutine to parse BLAST records without using BioPerl. I have to open a BlAST results file and then use regular expressions to parse out the query, BESTHIT (highest E-Value), E-value, and the identities. I have to parse them out and then print it out to a file.
I am not sure if this is helpful but I think you need to follow code similar to this:
!/usr/bin/perl-w
use strict;
use warnings;
use BeginPerlBioinfo;
#Declare and initialize variables
my $beginning_annotation='';
my $ending_annotation='';
my %alignments=();
my $alignment='';
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