idspace
Usage - print $id->idspace() or $id->idspace($idspace)
Returns - the idspace (string)
Args - the idspace (string)
Function - gets/sets the idspace # TODO this is actually the LocalIDSpace
localID
Usage - print $id->localID() or $id->localID($name)
Returns - the localID (string)
Args - the localID (string)
Function - gets/sets the localID
id_as_string
Usage - print $id->id_as_string() or $id->id_as_string("XO:X0000001")
Returns - the id as string (scalar)
Args - the id as string
Function - gets/sets the id as string
equals
Usage - print $id->equals($id)
Returns - 1 (true) or 0 (false)
Args - the other ID (OBO::XO::OBO_ID)
Function - tells if two IDs are equal
next_id
Usage - $id->next_id()
Returns - the next ID (OBO::XO::OBO_ID)
Args - none
Function - returns the next ID, which is new
previous_id
Usage - $id->previous_id()
Returns - the previous ID (OBO::XO::OBO_ID)
Args - none
Function - returns the previous ID, which is new
NAME
OBO::XO::OBO_ID - A module for describing identifiers of any OBO ontology (e.g. XO). Its IDSpace and LocalID are stored.
SYNOPSIS
use OBO::XO::OBO_ID;
$id = OBO_ID->new();
$id->idspace("XO");
$id->localID("0000001");
$idspace = $id->idspace();
$localID = $id->localID();
print $id->id_as_string();
$id->id_as_string("XO:1234567");
DESCRIPTION
The OBO::XO::OBO_ID class implements an identifier for any OBO ontology.
A XO ID holds: IDSPACE, and a LOCALID in the following form:
IDSPACE:LOCALID
For instance: XO:1234567
Identifiers (IDs) in OBO should be strings consisting of an IDSpace concatenated to a LocalID via a : (colon) character. The ID should not contain any whitespace. The IDSpace should not itself contain any colon characters, and should ideally be registered on the GO xrefs page or with OBO.
More info at:
http://www.obofoundry.org/id-policy.shtml
AUTHOR
Erick Antezana, <erick.antezana -@- gmail.com>
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2006-2015 by Erick Antezana. All rights reserved.
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.7 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.