Available downloads of LibrAlign - IO
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Copyright (C) 2014-2018 by Ben Stöver. This program is distributed in the hope that
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Note that the releases 0.3.0 and earlier were distributed under
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Module binary JAR
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0.6.0-1011 beta
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2018-02-13 12:15:00.0 |
- IOTools added.
- AlignmentModelDataAdapter now also allows empty strings as ID prefixes.
- CharSetDataAdapter added for writing character set model data.
- Support for reading and writing characater set colors as metadata added.
- Convenience constructors added to AlignmentDataReader.
- AlignmentDataReader.processNextEvent() made protected.
- AbstractDataModelEventReader refactored to use maps for multiple loading models and for the completed models.
- AlignmentModelEventReader refactored to consider linked alignment ID of character sets.
- AlignmentModelEventReader now loads alignment ID.
- Invalid error output in CharSetEventReader removed.
- Bug fix: AlignmentModelEventReader now makes use of token set definition.
- Bug fix: TokenSetAdapter now writes all atomic token before uncertain token, so that uncertain tokens can reference atomic tokens in file formats where necessary.
- Bug fix in AlignmentModelDataAdapter: Writing sequences with the length 0 is now possible.
- Bug fix in AlignmentModelDataAdapter: Missing token is now written after atomic tokens.
- Bug fix: CharSetEventReader.getCurrentCharSet() now returns null if no character set is currently loaded.
- Bug fix in TokenSetAdapter: No empty character set interval events created anymore.
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Module binary JAR
Module sources
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0.4.0-747 alpha
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2017-01-18 20:15:00.0 |
- First release of io as a separate module.
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