> "Patrick" == Patrick McConnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Patrick> Using the imagemap infrastructure works really well.
Patrick> Thanks! It tooks some time figuring out how to hook
Patrick> together all of the renderers, but I attribute that to my
Patrick> lack of experienc
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Sorry about the delay reply
Sorry about the delay replying - one host I use here has been silently
dropping a lot of my outgoing mail. This is reply is regarding
imagemaps...
There is some imagemap infrastructure in the same package as the
SequenceRenderers which might be some use; see the ImageMap interface,
its ClientSide
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That helps alot, thanks! I think the trick that caught me is with the
FeatureFilter. I think this would make a great example for BioJava in
Anger.
I am able t
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>>>>> "Patrick" == Patrick McConnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Patrick> Let me be more specific. I want to be able to reproduce
Patrick> som
> "Patrick" == Patrick McConnell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Patrick> Let me be more specific. I want to be able to reproduce
Patrick> something like EnsEMBL, where I have one sequence and
Patrick> multiple tracks of features.
Patrick> Specifically, I have a sequence and a bu
Let me be more specific. I want to be able to reproduce something like
EnsEMBL, where I have one sequence and multiple tracks of features.
Specifically, I have a sequence and a bunch of blast hits from different
databases. I also have some other data, such as quality scores for the
sequence, th