Revision history for Bioperl core modules
0.05 Sun Apr 25 01:14:11 1999
- Bio::Tools::Blast modules have less memory problems
and faster parsing. Webblast uses LWP and supports
more functionality. See Bio/Tools/Blast/CHANGES for more.
- The Bio::SeqIO system has been started, moving the
sequence reformatting code out of the sequence object
- The Bio::Index:: system has been started, providing
generic index capabilities and specifically works for
Fasta formatted databases and EMBL .dat formatted
databases
- The Bio::DB:: system started, providing access to
databases, both via flat file + index (see above) and
via http to NCBI
- The scripts/ directory, where industrial strength scripts
are put has been started.
- Many changes - a better distribution all round.
0.04.4 Wed Feb 17 02:20:13 1999
- Bug fixes in the Bio::Tools::Blast modules and postclient.pl
(see Bio::Tools::Blast::CHANGES).
- Fixed a bug in Bio::Tools::Fasta::num_seqs().
- Beefed up the t/Fasta.t test script.
- Small fix in Bio::Seq::type() (now always returns a string).
- Changed Bio::Root::Utilities::get_newline_char() to
get_newline() since it could return more than one char.
- Added $NEWLINE and $TIMEOUT_SECS to Bio::Root::Global.
- Changed default timeout to 20 seconds (was 3).
- Moved lengthy modification notes to the bottom of some files.
- Fixed SimpleAlign write_fasta bug.
- Beefed up SimpleAlign.t test
0.04.3 Thu Feb 4 07:48:53 1999
- Bio::Root::Object.pm and Global.pm now detect when
script is run as a CGI and suppress output that is only
appropriate when running interactively.
- Bio::Root::Err::_set_context() adds name of script ($0).
- Added comments in Bio::Tools::WWW.pm and Bio::Root::Utilities.pm
regarding the use of the static objects via the qw(:obj) tag.
- Fixed the ambiguous reverse calls in Seq.pm and UnivAln.pm to
CORE::reverse, avoiding Perl warnings.
- Bug fixes in Bio::Tools::Blast modules (version 0.074) and
example scripts (see Bio::Tools::Blast::CHANGES).
- examples/seq/seqtools.pl no longer always warns about using
-prot or -nucl command-line arguments; only when using the
-debug argument.
- Methods added to Bio::Root::Utilities: create_filehandle(),
get_newline_char(), and taste_file() to generalize filehandle
creation and autodetect newline characters in files/streams
(see bug report #19).
- Bio::Root::IOManager::read() now handles timeouts and uses
Utilities::create_filehandle().
- Bio::Tools::Fasta.pm uses Utilities::get_newline_char() instead
of hardwiring in "\n".
- Bug fixes in the Bio::SimpleAlign and Bio::Tools::pSW
0.04.2 Wed Dec 30 02:27:36 1998
- Bug fixes in Bio::Tools::Blast modules, version 0.073
(see Bio::Tools::Blast::CHANGES).
- Changed reverse calls in Bio/Seq.pm and Bio/UnivAln.pm
to CORE::reverse (prevents ambiguous warnings with 5.005).
- Appending '.tmp.bioperl' to temporary files created by
Bio::Root::Utilities::compress() or uncompress() to
make it easy to identify & cleanup these files as needed.
- Developers: Created CVS branch release-0-04-bug from
release-0-04-1. Before making bug fixes to the 0.04.1 release,
be sure to cvs checkout this branch into a clean area.
0.04.1 Wed Dec 16 05:39:15 1998
- Bug fixes in Bio::Tools::Blast modules, version 0.072
(see Bio::Tools::Blast::CHANGES).
- Compile/SW/Makefile.PL now removes *.o and *.a files
with make clean.
0.04 Tue Dec 8 07:49:19 1998
- Lots of new modules added including:
* Ewan Birney's Bio::SimpleAlign.pm, Bio::Tools::AlignFactory.pm,
and Bio/Compile directory containing XS-linked C code for
creating Smith-Waterman sequence alignments from within Perl.
* Steve Chervitz's Blast distribution has been incorporated.
* Georg Fuellen's Bio::UnivAln.pm for multiple alignment objects.
- Bio/examples directory for demo scripts for all included modules.
- Bio/t directory containing test suit for all included modules.
- For changes specific to the Blast-related modules prior to
incorporation in this central distribution, see the CHANGES
file in the Bio/Tools/Blast directory.
0.01 Tue Sep 8 14:23:22 1998
- original version from central CVS tree; created by h2xs 1.18