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// File: RNY.h
// Created by: Laurent Gueguen
// Created on: Tue Jul 31 2007
//
/*
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#ifndef _RNY_H_
#define _RNY_H_
#include "AbstractAlphabet.h"
#include "NucleicAlphabet.h"
#include <string>
/**
* @brief This alphabet is used to deal triplet RNY + "---"
* @author Laurent Guéguen
*/
namespace bpp
{
class RNY : public AbstractAlphabet
{
private:
const NucleicAlphabet& nuclalph_;
public:
RNY(const NucleicAlphabet&);
~RNY() {}
public:
int charToInt(const std::string& state) const throw (BadCharException);
std::string intToChar(int state) const throw (BadIntException);
bool containsGap(const std::string& state) const throw (BadCharException);
unsigned int getSize() const { return 36; }
unsigned int getNumberOfTypes() const { return 80; }
int getUnknownCharacterCode() const { return -1; }
bool isGap(int state) const;
std::vector<int > getAlias( int state) const throw (BadIntException);
std::vector<std::string> getAlias(const std::string& state) const throw (BadCharException);
bool isUnresolved(int state) const;
bool isUnresolved(const std::string& state) const;
std::string getAlphabetType() const { return "RNY alphabet"; }
const NucleicAlphabet& getLetterAlphabet() const;
public:
/**
* @brief Get the char code for a triplet given the char code of the three underlying positions.
*
* The char code of each position must match the nucleic alphabet specified for this alphabet.
* NB: This performs pos1 + pos2 + pos3 after checking for each position validity.
* @param pos1 Char description for position 1.
* @param pos2 Char description for position 2.
* @param pos3 Char description for position 3.
* @return The Char code of the triplet.
*/
std::string getRNY(const std::string&, const std::string&, const std::string&) const throw (BadCharException);
int getRNY(int, int, int, const Alphabet&) const throw (BadCharException);
};
}
#endif // _RNY_H_
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