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<fileset dir="${java.classes}">
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<include name="**/utils/codecs/**/*.class"/>
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<include name="**/utils/variantcontext/**/*.class"/>
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<include name="org/broadinstitute/sting/utils/exceptions/**"/>
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<include name="org/broadinstitute/sting/utils/help/DocumentedGATKFeature.class"/>
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</fileset>
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</jar>
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</target>
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@ -174,7 +174,8 @@ public class ArgumentDefinitions implements Iterable<ArgumentDefinition> {
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static DefinitionMatcher VerifiableDefinitionMatcher = new DefinitionMatcher() {
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public boolean matches( ArgumentDefinition definition, Object key ) {
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return definition.validation != null;
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// We can perform some sort of validation for anything that isn't a flag.
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return !definition.isFlag;
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}
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};
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}
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public final String label;
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/**
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* Maps indicies of command line arguments to values paired with that argument.
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* Maps indices of command line arguments to values paired with that argument.
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*/
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public final SortedMap<Integer,List<String>> indices = new TreeMap<Integer,List<String>>();
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* A parser for Sting command-line arguments.
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*/
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public class ParsingEngine {
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/**
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* The loaded argument sources along with their back definitions.
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*/
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private Map<ArgumentDefinition,ArgumentSource> argumentSourcesByDefinition = new HashMap<ArgumentDefinition,ArgumentSource>();
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/**
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* A list of defined arguments against which command lines are matched.
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* Package protected for testing access.
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*/
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public void addArgumentSource( String sourceName, Class sourceClass ) {
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List<ArgumentDefinition> argumentsFromSource = new ArrayList<ArgumentDefinition>();
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for( ArgumentSource argumentSource: extractArgumentSources(sourceClass) )
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argumentsFromSource.addAll( argumentSource.createArgumentDefinitions() );
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for( ArgumentSource argumentSource: extractArgumentSources(sourceClass) ) {
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List<ArgumentDefinition> argumentDefinitions = argumentSource.createArgumentDefinitions();
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for(ArgumentDefinition argumentDefinition: argumentDefinitions) {
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argumentSourcesByDefinition.put(argumentDefinition,argumentSource);
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argumentsFromSource.add( argumentDefinition );
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}
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}
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argumentDefinitions.add( new ArgumentDefinitionGroup(sourceName, argumentsFromSource) );
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}
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throw new InvalidArgumentException( invalidArguments );
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}
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// Find invalid argument values (arguments that fail the regexp test.
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// Find invalid argument values -- invalid arguments are either completely missing or fail the specified 'validation' regular expression.
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if( !skipValidationOf.contains(ValidationType.InvalidArgumentValue) ) {
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Collection<ArgumentDefinition> verifiableArguments =
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argumentDefinitions.findArgumentDefinitions( null, ArgumentDefinitions.VerifiableDefinitionMatcher );
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Collection<Pair<ArgumentDefinition,String>> invalidValues = new ArrayList<Pair<ArgumentDefinition,String>>();
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for( ArgumentDefinition verifiableArgument: verifiableArguments ) {
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ArgumentMatches verifiableMatches = argumentMatches.findMatches( verifiableArgument );
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// Check to see whether an argument value was specified. Argument values must be provided
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// when the argument name is specified and the argument is not a flag type.
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for(ArgumentMatch verifiableMatch: verifiableMatches) {
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ArgumentSource argumentSource = argumentSourcesByDefinition.get(verifiableArgument);
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if(verifiableMatch.values().size() == 0 && !verifiableArgument.isFlag && argumentSource.createsTypeDefault())
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invalidValues.add(new Pair<ArgumentDefinition,String>(verifiableArgument,null));
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}
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// Ensure that the field contents meet the validation criteria specified by the regular expression.
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for( ArgumentMatch verifiableMatch: verifiableMatches ) {
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for( String value: verifiableMatch.values() ) {
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if( !value.matches(verifiableArgument.validation) )
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if( verifiableArgument.validation != null && !value.matches(verifiableArgument.validation) )
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invalidValues.add( new Pair<ArgumentDefinition,String>(verifiableArgument, value) );
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}
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}
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private static String formatArguments( Collection<Pair<ArgumentDefinition,String>> invalidArgumentValues ) {
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StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
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for( Pair<ArgumentDefinition,String> invalidValue: invalidArgumentValues ) {
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sb.append( String.format("%nArgument '--%s' has value of incorrect format: %s (should match %s)",
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invalidValue.first.fullName,
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invalidValue.second,
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invalidValue.first.validation) );
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if(invalidValue.getSecond() == null)
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sb.append( String.format("%nArgument '--%s' requires a value but none was provided",
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invalidValue.first.fullName) );
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else
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sb.append( String.format("%nArgument '--%s' has value of incorrect format: %s (should match %s)",
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invalidValue.first.fullName,
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invalidValue.second,
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invalidValue.first.validation) );
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}
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return sb.toString();
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}
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* Custom representation of interval bounds.
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* Makes it simpler to track current position.
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*/
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private int[] intervalContigIndices;
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private int[] intervalStarts;
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private int[] intervalEnds;
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if(foundMappedIntervals) {
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if(keepOnlyUnmappedReads)
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throw new ReviewedStingException("Tried to apply IntervalOverlapFilteringIterator to a mixed of mapped and unmapped intervals. Please apply this filter to only mapped or only unmapped reads");
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this.intervalContigIndices = new int[intervals.size()];
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this.intervalStarts = new int[intervals.size()];
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this.intervalEnds = new int[intervals.size()];
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int i = 0;
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for(GenomeLoc interval: intervals) {
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intervalStarts[i] = (int)interval.getStart();
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intervalEnds[i] = (int)interval.getStop();
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intervalContigIndices[i] = interval.getContigIndex();
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intervalStarts[i] = interval.getStart();
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intervalEnds[i] = interval.getStop();
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i++;
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}
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}
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while(nextRead == null && (keepOnlyUnmappedReads || currentBound < intervalStarts.length)) {
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if(!keepOnlyUnmappedReads) {
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// Mapped read filter; check against GenomeLoc-derived bounds.
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if(candidateRead.getAlignmentEnd() >= intervalStarts[currentBound] ||
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(candidateRead.getReadUnmappedFlag() && candidateRead.getAlignmentStart() >= intervalStarts[currentBound])) {
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// This read ends after the current interval begins (or, if unmapped, starts within the bounds of the interval.
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if(readEndsOnOrAfterStartingBound(candidateRead)) {
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// This read ends after the current interval begins.
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// Promising, but this read must be checked against the ending bound.
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if(candidateRead.getAlignmentStart() <= intervalEnds[currentBound]) {
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if(readStartsOnOrBeforeEndingBound(candidateRead)) {
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// Yes, this read is within both bounds. This must be our next read.
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nextRead = candidateRead;
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break;
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candidateRead = iterator.next();
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}
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}
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/**
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* Check whether the read lies after the start of the current bound. If the read is unmapped but placed, its
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* end will be distorted, so rely only on the alignment start.
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* @param read The read to position-check.
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* @return True if the read starts after the current bounds. False otherwise.
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*/
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private boolean readEndsOnOrAfterStartingBound(final SAMRecord read) {
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return
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// Read ends on a later contig, or...
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read.getReferenceIndex() > intervalContigIndices[currentBound] ||
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// Read ends of this contig...
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(read.getReferenceIndex() == intervalContigIndices[currentBound] &&
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// either after this location, or...
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(read.getAlignmentEnd() >= intervalStarts[currentBound] ||
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// read is unmapped but positioned and alignment start is on or after this start point.
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(read.getReadUnmappedFlag() && read.getAlignmentStart() >= intervalStarts[currentBound])));
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}
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/**
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* Check whether the read lies before the end of the current bound.
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* @param read The read to position-check.
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* @return True if the read starts after the current bounds. False otherwise.
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*/
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private boolean readStartsOnOrBeforeEndingBound(final SAMRecord read) {
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return
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// Read starts on a prior contig, or...
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read.getReferenceIndex() < intervalContigIndices[currentBound] ||
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// Read starts on this contig and the alignment start is registered before this end point.
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(read.getReferenceIndex() == intervalContigIndices[currentBound] && read.getAlignmentStart() <= intervalEnds[currentBound]);
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}
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}
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/**
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return reader.readFromFile(file, maxElementsToRead);
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}
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public static boolean simpleDiffFiles(File masterFile, File testFile, DiffEngine.SummaryReportParams params) {
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public static boolean simpleDiffFiles(File masterFile, File testFile, int maxElementsToRead, DiffEngine.SummaryReportParams params) {
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DiffEngine diffEngine = new DiffEngine();
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if ( diffEngine.canRead(masterFile) && diffEngine.canRead(testFile) ) {
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DiffElement master = diffEngine.createDiffableFromFile(masterFile);
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DiffElement test = diffEngine.createDiffableFromFile(testFile);
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DiffElement master = diffEngine.createDiffableFromFile(masterFile, maxElementsToRead);
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DiffElement test = diffEngine.createDiffableFromFile(testFile, maxElementsToRead);
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List<Difference> diffs = diffEngine.diff(master, test);
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diffEngine.reportSummarizedDifferences(diffs, params);
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return true;
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/**
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* Subdirectory under the ant build directory where we store integration test md5 results
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*/
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private static final int MAX_RECORDS_TO_READ = 10000;
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public static final String LOCAL_MD5_DB_DIR = "integrationtests";
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public static final String GLOBAL_MD5_DB_DIR = "/humgen/gsa-hpprojects/GATK/data/integrationtests";
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* @return
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*/
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public static String getMD5FilePath(final String md5, final String valueIfNotFound) {
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// we prefer the local db to the global DB, so match it first
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for ( String dir : Arrays.asList(LOCAL_MD5_DB_DIR, GLOBAL_MD5_DB_DIR)) {
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// we prefer the global db to the local DB, so match it first
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for ( String dir : Arrays.asList(GLOBAL_MD5_DB_DIR, LOCAL_MD5_DB_DIR)) {
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File f = getFileForMD5(md5, dir);
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if ( f.exists() && f.canRead() )
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return f.getPath();
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// inline differences
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DiffEngine.SummaryReportParams params = new DiffEngine.SummaryReportParams(System.out, 20, 10, 0);
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boolean success = DiffEngine.simpleDiffFiles(new File(pathToExpectedMD5File), new File(pathToFileMD5File), params);
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boolean success = DiffEngine.simpleDiffFiles(new File(pathToExpectedMD5File), new File(pathToFileMD5File), MAX_RECORDS_TO_READ, params);
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if ( success )
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System.out.printf("Note that the above list is not comprehensive. At most 20 lines of output, and 10 specific differences will be listed. Please use -T DiffObjects -R public/testdata/exampleFASTA.fasta -m %s -t %s to explore the differences more freely%n",
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pathToExpectedMD5File, pathToFileMD5File);
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