for anything that needs to be simultaneously aware of multiple references, eg
Queue's interval sharding code, liftover support, distributed GATK etc.
GenomeLocParser instances must now be used to create/parse GenomeLocs.
GenomeLocParser instances are available in walkers by calling either
-getToolkit().getGenomeLocParser()
or
-refContext.getGenomeLocParser()
This is an intermediate change; GenomeLocParser will eventually be merged
with the reference, but we're not clear exactly how to do that yet. This
will become clearer when contig aliasing is implemented.
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This will allow other programs like Queue to reuse the functionality.
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Note: the -L argument takes both interval strings and filenames. If you specify an interval string that is also a file, an error will be thrown to move the file: ie. if you have a file "chr1" in the parent directory, GATK will ask you to move/delete it. But, this only happens with interval string arguments, NOT with intervals that are contained in files, which is a majority of the use case.
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sorting and merging interval lists, and creating RODs from intervals. This
gives Doug the ability to keep using our interval list parsing code when
sorting intervals on our behalf.
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