Unified byLoci and byLociByInterval traversals. It now figures out what to do for you based on the presence of an index and set of required locations to process.
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@ -185,10 +185,7 @@ public class GenomeAnalysisTK extends CommandLineProgram {
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// Try to get the walker specified
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try {
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LocusWalker<?, ?> walker = (LocusWalker<?, ?>) my_walker;
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if ( INTERVALS_FILE == null )
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engine.traverseByLoci(walker);
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else
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engine.traverseByLociByInterval(walker);
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engine.traverseByLoci(walker);
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}
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catch (java.lang.ClassCastException e) {
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// I guess we're a read walker LOL
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@ -244,6 +244,10 @@ public class TraversalEngine {
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}
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}
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public boolean hasLocations() {
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return this.locs != null;
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}
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/**
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* Returns true iff we have a specified series of locations to process AND we are past the last
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* location in the list. It means that, in a serial processing of the genome, that we are done.
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@ -551,15 +555,33 @@ public class TraversalEngine {
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* @return 0 on success
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*/
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protected <M, T> int traverseByLoci(LocusWalker<M, T> walker) {
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samReadIter = initializeReads();
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samReader = initializeSAMFile(readsFile);
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verifySortOrder(true);
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// initialize the walker object
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walker.initialize();
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// We aren't locus oriented
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T sum = carryWalkerOverInterval(walker, samReadIter, walker.reduceInit(), null);
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T sum = walker.reduceInit();
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if ( samReader.hasIndex() && hasLocations() ) {
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// we are doing interval-based traversals
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for ( GenomeLoc interval : locs ) {
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logger.debug(String.format("Processing locus %s", interval.toString()));
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CloseableIterator<SAMRecord> readIter = samReader.queryOverlapping( interval.getContig(),
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(int)interval.getStart(),
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(int)interval.getStop() );
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Iterator<SAMRecord> wrappedIter = WrapReadsIterator( readIter, false );
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sum = carryWalkerOverInterval(walker, wrappedIter, sum, interval);
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readIter.close();
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}
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}
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else {
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// We aren't locus oriented
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samReadIter = WrapReadsIterator(getReadsIterator(samReader), true);
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sum = carryWalkerOverInterval(walker, samReadIter, sum, null);
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}
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printOnTraversalDone("loci", sum);
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walker.onTraversalDone();
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return sum;
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}
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/**
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* Same as the normal locus traverser, but oriented by locus, rather than implicitly
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*
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* @param walker A locus walker object
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* @param <M> MapType -- the result of calling map() on walker
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* @param <T> ReduceType -- the result of calling reduce() on the walker
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* @return 0 on success
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*/
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protected <M, T> int traverseByLociByInterval(LocusWalker<M, T> walker) {
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//verifySortOrder(true);
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// initialize the walker object
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walker.initialize();
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// Initialize the T sum using the walker
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T sum = walker.reduceInit();
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samReader = initializeSAMFile(readsFile);
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for ( GenomeLoc interval : locs ) {
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logger.debug(String.format("Processing locus %s", interval.toString()));
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CloseableIterator<SAMRecord> readIter = samReader.queryOverlapping( interval.getContig(),
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(int)interval.getStart(),
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(int)interval.getStop() );
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Iterator<SAMRecord> wrappedIter = WrapReadsIterator( readIter, false );
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sum = carryWalkerOverInterval(walker, wrappedIter, sum, interval);
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readIter.close();
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}
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printOnTraversalDone("loci", sum);
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walker.onTraversalDone();
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return 0;
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}
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/**
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* Traverse by read -- the key driver of linearly ordered traversal of reads. Provides a single read to
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* the walker object, in coordinate order. Supports all of the
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