Sounds good to me. Anyone else think a new version of Jalview would
be a great show peice for Biojava?
-Robin
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Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 5:32 PM
To: Emig, Robin
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Subject: RE: [Biojava-l] Parsing Code for Phylogenetic Trees
On Thu, 8 Mar 2001, Emig, Robin wrote:
>I was thinking about incorporating some of the source from Jalview into
>biojava. This has cool interactive alignment and tree viewing, as well as
>parsers for many file formats. I haven't looked too carefully at the source
>yet, but it may be of use to biojava.
Hi,
Sheesh! You really really don't want to do that. The code is hideous.
Jalview is currently being heavily refactored and extended - if there is a
push to have it biojavaized we should do it in the new version.
Michele.
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is decoded by the great sequencer of Time,
and as the big grep of Eternity uses all the cpu of Destiny
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