Hi biohaskellers,
I've split off a few small libraries from the old bio library. They're
up on hackage here:
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/bioace
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/bioalign
http://hackage.haskell.org/package/biophd
They're all involved one way or another in working with sanger data for
those of us that still have old phred/phrap/consed datasets kicking around.
For the most part, I've just swapped out the old data types for the ones
defined in biocore. I did add a bit of functionality to biophd for
reading 'tags' that are appended to the ends of phd files by consed.
I'd like to re-factor a bit to make the code a bit more streamlined, but
I first just wanted to get it compiled and working.
I'd like to make sure I'm giving credit where it's due. Should I change
the author field in the .cabal file to Ketil, who designed and wrote the
original biolib code? Should I just include an attribution comment at
the top of the source file? Should I just send the codebase for all
three libraries back over to Ketil to manage?
Let me know, I want to be a good open-source citizen ;)
Dan
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