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| − | == Setting fields in a SAM/BAM Record ==
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| − | The '''SamRecord''' class contains accessors to set the fields of a SAM/BAM record. They are used for creating a record that is not read from a SAM/BAM file. By using these set methods to setup the record, they can be pulled back out using the get accessors or the record can be later written as either a SAM/BAM record.
| + | [[Category:libStatGen]] |
| − | The methods found in the '''SamRecord''' class for setting fields are:
| + | [[Category:libStatGen BAM]] |
| − | {| style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background-color: #f9f9f9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse;" border="1"
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| − | |-style="background: #f2f2f2; text-align: center;" '''SamRecord Class Methods'''
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| − | ! Method Name !! Description
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| − | | <code>void resetRecord()</code>
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| − | | Resets the record to be an empty record. This is not necessary when you are reading a Sam/Bam file, but if you are setting fields, it is a good idea to clean out a record before reusing it. Clearing it allows you to not have to set any empty fields.
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| − | | <code>bool setReadName(const char* readName)</code>
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| − | | Sets QNAME to the passed in name.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool setFlag(int16_t flag)</code>
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| − | | Sets the bitwise FLAG to the passed in value.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool setReferenceName(SamFileHeader& header, const char* referenceName)</code>
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| − | | Sets the reference sequence name. The reference id is calculated using the header.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool set1BasedPosition(int32_t position)</code>
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| − | | Sets the leftmost position. The value passed in is 1-based (SAM formatted). Internal processing handles switching between SAM/BAM formats when read/written.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool set0BasedPosition(int32_t position)</code>
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| − | | Sets the leftmost position. The value passed in is 0-based (BAM formatted). Internal processing handles switching between SAM/BAM formats when read/written.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool setMapQuality(int8_t mapQuality)</code>
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| − | | Sets the mapping quality.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool setCigar(const char* cigar)</code>
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| − | | Sets the cigar string to the passed in CIGAR. This is a SAM formatted CIGAR string. Internal processing handles switching between SAM/BAM formats when read/written.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool setMateReferenceName(SamFileHeader& header, const char* referenceName)</code>
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| − | | Sets the mate reference sequence name. The mate reference id is calculated using the header.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool set1BasedMatePosition(int32_t matePosition)</code>
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| − | | Sets the leftmost mate position. The value passed in is 1-based (SAM formatted). Internal processing handles switching between SAM/BAM formats when read/written.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool set0BasedMatePosition(int32_t matePosition)</code>
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| − | | Sets the leftmost mate position. The value passed in is 0-based (BAM formatted). Internal processing handles switching between SAM/BAM formats when read/written.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool setInsertSize(int32_t insertSize)</code>
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| − | | Sets the inferred insert size.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool setSequence(const char* seq)</code>
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| − | | Sets the sequence string to the passed in string. This is a SAM formatted sequence string. Internal processing handles switching between SAM/BAM formats when read/written.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool setQuality(const char* quality)</code>
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| − | | Sets the quality string to the passed in string. This is a SAM formatted quality string. Internal processing handles switching between SAM/BAM formats when read/written.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | | <code>bool addTag(const char* tag, char vtype, const char* value)</code>
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| − | | Adds a tag to the record with the specified tag, vtype, and value. Vtype can be SAM/BAM vtype. Internal processing handles switching between SAM/BAM vtypes when read/written.
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| − | Returns true if successfully set, false if not.
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| − | When set, SAM fields are validated against: [[SAM Validation Criteria]]
| + | This class is part of [[C++ Library: libStatGen]]. |
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| | + | == Getting/Setting fields in a SAM/BAM Record == |
| | + | The '''SamRecord''' class contains accessors to "set" and "get" the fields of a SAM/BAM record. |
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| − | == Retrieving fields from a SAM/BAM Record ==
| + | The "set" accessors are used for creating a record that is not read from a SAM/BAM file. By using these set methods to setup the record, they can be pulled back out using the get accessors or the record can be later written as either a SAM/BAM record. |
| − | The '''SamRecord''' class contains accessors to access the fields of a SAM/BAM record. They assume that the class has already been populated, either by using the set commands or by calling SamFile::ReadRecord. Not all of the values that can be retrieved using these get accessors have set methods. That is because they are internally calculated values if they were not read from a file. | |
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| − | The methods found in the SamRecord class for setting fields are: | + | The "get" accessors assume that the class has already been populated, either by using the set commands or by calling SamFile::ReadRecord. Not all of the values that can be retrieved using these get accessors have set methods. That is because they are either read from the file or are internally calculated values. |
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| − | |+ style="font-size:150%"|'''SamRecord Class Get Methods'''
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| − | ! width=""|Method Name
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| − | ! width=""|Description
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| − | | bool isValid(SamFileHeader& header)
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| − | | Returns true if the record is valid. This performs validation steps. TODO: the method exists, but it does not yet perform any checks, so just returns true.
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| − | | int32_t getBlockSize()
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| − | | Returns the BAM block size of the record.
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| − | | const char* getReferenceName(SamFileHeader& header)
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| − | | Returns the reference sequence name (SAM format).
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| − | | int32_t getReferenceID()
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| − | | Returns the reference sequence ID (BAM format).
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| − | | int32_t get1BasedPosition()
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| − | | Returns the 1-based (SAM formatted) leftmost position.
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| − | | int32_t get0BasedPosition()
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| − | | Returns the 0-based (BAM formatted) leftmost position.
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| − | | int8_t getReadNameLength()
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| − | | Returns the length of the ReadName (QNAME).
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| − | | int8_t getMapQuality()
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| − | | Returns the map quality.
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| − | | int16_t getBin()
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| − | | Returns the BAM bin for the record.
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| − | | int16_t getCigarLength()
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| − | | Returns the length of the CIGAR in BAM format.
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| − | | int16_t getFlag()
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| − | | Returns the flag.
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| − | | int32_t getReadLength()
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| − | | Returns the length of the read.
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| − | | const char* getMateReferenceName(SamFileHeader& header)
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| − | | Returns the mate reference sequence name (SAM format). Returns the mate reference sequence name even if it is the same as the reference sequence name.
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| − | | const char* getMateReferenceNameOrEqual(SamFileHeader& header)
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| − | | Returns the mate reference sequence name (SAM format). Returns the mate reference sequence name, unless it is the same as the reference sequence name, then an "=" is returned..
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| − | | int32_t getMateReferenceID()
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| − | | Returns the mate reference sequence id (BAM format).
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| − | | int32_t get1BasedMatePosition()
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| − | | Returns the 1-based (SAM formatted) mate leftmost position.
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| − | | int32_t get0BasedMatePosition()
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| − | | Returns the 0-based (BAM formatted) mate leftmost position.
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| − | | int32_t getInsertSize()
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| − | | Returns the insert size.
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| − | | int32_t get0BasedAlignmentEnd();
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| − | | Returns the 0-based inclusive right-most position of the clipped sequence.
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| − | | int32_t get1BasedAlignmentEnd();
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| − | | Returns the 1-based inclusive right-most position of the clipped sequence.
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| − | | int32_t get0BasedUnclippedStart();
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| − | | Returns the 0-based inclusive left-most position adjusted for clipped bases.
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| − | | int32_t get1BasedUnclippedStart();
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| − | | Returns the 1-based inclusive left-most position adjusted for clipped bases.
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| − | | int32_t get0BasedUnclippedEnd();
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| − | | Returns the 0-based inclusive right-most position adjusted for clipped bases.
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| − | | int32_t get1BasedUnclippedEnd();
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| − | | Returns the 1-based inclusive right-most position adjusted for clipped bases.
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| − | | const char* getReadName()
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| − | | Returns the SAM formatted Read Name (QNAME).
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| − | | const char* getCigar()
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| − | | Returns the SAM formatted CIGAR string.
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| − | | const char* getSequence()
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| − | | Returns the SAM formatted Sequence string.
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| − | | const char* getQuality()
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| − | | Returns the SAM formatted Quality string.
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| − | | bool getNextSamTag(char* tag, char& vtype, void** value)
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| − | | Returns true if a tag was read, false if there are no more tags.
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| − | For a true return value, tag is sent to the tag of the tag, vtype is set to the vtype of the tag, and value is a pointer to the value of the tag. You will then need to use a switch to cast value to int, double, char, or String.
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| − | | bool isIntegerType(char vtype)
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| − | | Returns true if the passed in vtype is of integer ('c', 'C', 's', 'S', 'i', 'I') type.
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| − | | bool isDoubleType(char vtype)
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| − | | Returns true if the passed in vtype is of double ('f') type.
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| − | | bool isCharType(char vtype)
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| − | | Returns true if the passed in vtype is of char ('A') type.
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| − | | bool isStringType(char vtype)
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| − | | Returns true if the passed in vtype is of String ('Z') type.
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| − | |}
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| | + | See: http://csg.sph.umich.edu//mktrost/doxygen/current/classSamFileHeader.html for documentation. |
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| − | Example of using getNextSamTag: | + | ==Example of using getNextSamTag== |
| | <source lang="cpp"> | | <source lang="cpp"> |
| | // record is a previously setup SamRecord. | | // record is a previously setup SamRecord. |
