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What structures of files should be accepted and parsed? #50
A slightly broader version of #49, perhaps. Right now, the system takes roughly rectangular data - data that comes to us looking roughly like a table, and it becomes a table.
Are there other structures that should be supported? Like FASTA, JSON, XML?
A slightly broader version of #49 #49, perhaps. Right now,
the system takes roughly rectangular data - data that comes to us looking
roughly like a table, and it becomes a table.
Are there other structures that should be supported? Like FASTA, JSON, XML?
We haven't had huge demand for alternative types, though I'm enthusiastic
about FASTA to try and reach some bioinformatics folks.
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billhowe commentedon Apr 15, 2015
On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 8:33 AM, Patrick Michaud notifications@github.com
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Bill Howe
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Affiliate Faculty, Computer Science & Engineering
University of Washington
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shrjain commentedon Apr 15, 2015
Also, JSON and XML get us into the world of nested structures, which we might not want.