Class
Segment
A contiguous part of a sequence.
Include Headers
seqan/sequence.h
Parameters
Type of the whole sequence. Instances of Metafunctions: Host | |
The specializing type. Metafunctions: Spec Default: InfixSegment. |
Specializations
An arbitrary segment. | |
First part of a sequence. | |
End part segment of a sequence. |
Metafunctions
The default overflow strategy for explicit resize. | |
The default overflow strategy for implicit resize. | |
Type for reading values. | |
Type of the object a given object depends on. | |
Determines whether a container stores its elements in a contiguous array. | |
Determines whether a container stores its elements in sequential order. | |
Type of iterator objects that are used to traverse the container. | |
Reference type. | |
Type of an object that is suitable to hold size information. | |
The spec of a class. | |
Type of the items in the container or behind an iterator. |
Functions
Assigns one object to another object. | |
Determines whether an iterator is at the beginning position. | |
Determines whether an iterator is at the end position. | |
The begin of a container. | |
Begin position of object in host. | |
The maximal length. | |
Complement a sequence or a StringSet in-place. | |
Test a container for being empty. | |
End position of object in host. | |
A value that identifies the underlying sequence. | |
Iterates to the first position of a container. | |
Iterates down one edge or a path in a tree. | |
Iterates to the last position of a container. | |
Iterates to next position. | |
Iterates to pevious position. | |
The object a given object depends on. | |
The number of items/characters. | |
Reverse and complement a sequence or a StringSet in-place. | |
Sets the host of an object. | |
Determines whether two sequences share the same resource. | |
Convert characters in sequence or StringSet to lower case in-place. | |
Convert characters in sequence or StringSet to lower case in-place. | |
Reference to the value. |
Examples
File "infix.cpp"
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The output is as follows:
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