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#
# ##################################################################
# # blat2gff.pl #
# ##################################################################
#
# blat2gff.pl [options] < inputfile > outputfile
#
# Converts BLAT output files to GFF formatted files.
#
# Copyright (C) 2001-2003 -- Josep Francesc ABRIL FERRANDO
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 675 Mass Ave, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA.
#
# ##################################################################
#
# $Id: blat2gff.nw,v 1.2 2003/02/28 17:21:12 jabril Exp $
#
use strict;
#
my $PROGRAM = 'blat2gff.pl';
my $VERSION = '1.0';
my $DATE = localtime;
my $USER = defined( $ENV{USER} ) ? $ENV{USER} : 'Child Process';
my $host = `hostname`;
chomp($host);
#
#
# MODULES
#
#
# VARIABLES
#
my @frame = ( 3, 1, 2 );
my %blat = (
STRAND => 8,
Q_NAME => 9,
Q_LEN => 10,
Q_ORI => 11,
Q_END => 12,
T_NAME => 13,
T_LEN => 14,
T_ORI => 15,
T_END => 16,
B_NUM => 17,
B_LEN => 18,
B_QPOS => 19,
B_TPOS => 20,
);
my %gff = ();
my $maxfields = 21;
my %group = ();
my ( $group_cnt, $rec_cnt ) = (0) x 2;
# GetSRsAln.pl like:
#$srs->{QUERY}\t$blst_prg\tsr\t$srs->{START_Q}\t$srs->{END_Q}
#\t$srs->{SCORE}\t$srs->{STRAND_Q}\t$srs->{FRAME_Q}
#\tTarget \"$srs->{SUBJECT}\"\t$srs->{START_S}\t$srs->{END_S}
#\tE_value $srs->{E_VALUE}\tStrand $srs->{STRAND_S}
#\tFrame $srs->{FRAME_S}\t\#Projection $srs->{PROJECTION}
my $GFFstring =
( "\%s\t" x 8 ) . 'Target "%s"' . "\t\%s\t\%s;\tStrand \%s;\tFrame \%s\n";
#
# MAIN LOOP
#
while (<STDIN>) {
my @f = ();
next unless /^\d/o;
chomp;
@f = split /\s+/o, $_;
do { # ensure that there are 21 fields
print STDERR "### NOT enough fields for this record:\n##### @f \n";
next;
} unless scalar(@f) == $maxfields;
%gff = ();
++$rec_cnt;
$f[ $blat{STRAND} ] =~ /(.)(.)/og
&& ( $gff{Q_STRAND} = $1, $gff{T_STRAND} = $2 );
do { # ensure that strands are +/-
print STDERR "### CANNOT find strand for this record:\n##### @f \n";
next;
} unless ( $gff{Q_STRAND} =~ /[+-]/o && $gff{T_STRAND} =~ /[+-]/o );
$f[ $blat{Q_NAME} ] =~ m{/?([^/]+)$}og && ( $gff{Q_NAME} = $1 );
$f[ $blat{T_NAME} ] =~ m{/?([^/]+)$}og && ( $gff{T_NAME} = $1 );
defined( $group{"$gff{T_NAME}.$gff{T_STRAND}"} )
|| ( $group{"$gff{T_NAME}.$gff{T_STRAND}"} = ++$group_cnt );
$gff{GROUP} = $group{"$gff{T_NAME}.$gff{T_STRAND}"};
$gff{Q_LEN} = $f[ $blat{Q_LEN} ]; # seq lengths are OK
$gff{T_LEN} = $f[ $blat{T_LEN} ];
$gff{Q_ORI} = $f[ $blat{Q_ORI} ] + 1; # HSP coords start at 0, not at 1
$gff{Q_END} = $f[ $blat{Q_END} ] + 1;
$gff{T_ORI} = $f[ $blat{T_ORI} ] + 1;
$gff{T_END} = $f[ $blat{T_END} ] + 1;
$gff{Q_FRAME} =
&get_frame( $gff{Q_STRAND}, $gff{Q_LEN}, $gff{Q_ORI}, $gff{Q_END} );
$gff{T_FRAME} =
&get_frame( $gff{T_STRAND}, $gff{T_LEN}, $gff{T_ORI}, $gff{T_END} );
$gff{B_NUM} = $f[ $blat{B_NUM} ];
@{ $gff{B_LEN} } = split /,/o, $f[ $blat{B_LEN} ];
@{ $gff{B_QPOS} } = split /,/o, $f[ $blat{B_QPOS} ];
@{ $gff{B_TPOS} } = split /,/o, $f[ $blat{B_TPOS} ];
printf STDOUT "# " . $GFFstring, $gff{Q_NAME}, "BLAT",
"$gff{Q_LEN}:$gff{T_LEN}", $gff{Q_ORI}, $gff{Q_END}, 0, $gff{Q_STRAND},
$gff{Q_FRAME}, "$gff{T_NAME}.$gff{GROUP}.$rec_cnt", $gff{T_ORI},
$gff{T_END}, $gff{T_STRAND}, $gff{T_FRAME};
&loop_HSPs($rec_cnt);
}; # while read input
exit(0);
#
# FUNCTIONS
#
sub get_frame() {
my ( $strand, $len, $ori, $end ) = @_;
if ( $strand eq '-' ) {
return $frame[ ( ( $len - $end + 1 ) % 3 ) ];
}
else {
return $frame[ ( $ori % 3 ) ];
}
} # get_frame
sub get_hsp() {
my ( $s, $L, $l, $n ) = @_;
my ( $o, $e );
if ( $s eq '-' ) {
$e = $L - $n;
$o = $e - $l;
}
else {
$o = $n;
$e = $o + $l;
}
$o++;
$e++; # HSP coords start at 0, not at 1
return ( $o, $e, &get_frame( $s, $L, $o, $e ) );
} # get_hsp
sub loop_HSPs() {
my ($num) = @_;
my ( $c, $l, $q, $t, $qo, $qe, $qf, $to, $te, $tf );
for ( $c = 0 ; $c < $gff{B_NUM} ; $c++ ) {
$l = $gff{B_LEN}[$c];
$q = $gff{B_QPOS}[$c];
$t = $gff{B_TPOS}[$c];
( $qo, $qe, $qf ) = &get_hsp( $gff{Q_STRAND}, $gff{Q_LEN}, $l, $q );
( $to, $te, $tf ) = &get_hsp( $gff{T_STRAND}, $gff{T_LEN}, $l, $t );
printf STDOUT $GFFstring, $gff{Q_NAME}, "blat", "hsp", $qo, $qe, 0,
$gff{Q_STRAND}, $qf, "$gff{T_NAME}.$gff{GROUP}.$num", $to, $te,
$gff{T_STRAND}, $tf;
}; # for
} # loop_HSPs
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