At 8:12 AM -0700 4/26/11, heyi xiao wrote:
Hello Jim and John, The information you provided is very helpful! Thanks a lot! One related question here. Sometimes I would like to check the source code of a particular method. But it can sometimes be hard to tell where a particular method is implemented due to the object-oriented programming approach as John noted. Is there any good way in perl to track the inheritance tree as to check the source code of a method in the module where it is defined originally. For example, how to track down the source code of add_SeqFeature, as it is not defined in Bio::Seq, the module I am looking at. Thanks!
The add_SeqFeature is indeed found in Seq.pm. It starts at line 1049. Why do you say it is not defined there?
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