> More detail about the format would help.
> Assuming the expected format is something like:
>
> _begin CLASS_A
> ...
> _end CLASS_A
> ...
> _begin CLASS_B
> ...
> _end CLASS_B
>
> == CODE ==
>
>
Thanks Yitzle and Rob for you quick response. I apprecitiate your help
and writing style tips.
I just want to give more clarification about the data format in the
file. The sample data file looks the following. ( I removed all the
DNA specific alpha numeric codes)
_begin class
(....dna sample 1)
_end class
_begin class
...(more dna sample 2)
_end class
...
The problem is that sometimes because of bug in our software, it does
not generate '_begin_class' or '_end class 'when processing from
multiple dna sources. So, I wanted to let people know that manual
intervention is required if we happen to see,
a) _begin class does not have corresponding _end class
b) likewise if we see 'end class', you should expect to have '_begin
class' and not '_end class'. I mean
(example of wrong data file)
_begin class
... blah ...
_end class
....
...
_end class << here it is missing _begin class
Hope this is clearer.
Thank you
pad
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