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A Protein is the highest entity and contains one or more peptides which were found/traced. More...
#include <OpenMS/DATASTRUCTURES/OSWData.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| OSWProtein ()=default | |
| just a dummy feature to allow for acceptor output values etc | |
| OSWProtein (const std::string &accession, const Size id, std::vector< OSWPeptidePrecursor > &&peptides) | |
| custom c'tor which fills all the members with data; all members are read-only | |
| OSWProtein (const OSWProtein &rhs)=default | |
| Copy c'tor. | |
| OSWProtein & | operator= (const OSWProtein &rhs)=default |
| assignment operator | |
| OSWProtein (OSWProtein &&rhs)=default | |
| move c'tor | |
| OSWProtein & | operator= (OSWProtein &&rhs)=default |
| move assignment operator | |
| const std::string & | getAccession () const |
| Protein accession (UniProt-style identifier supplied at construction). | |
| Size | getID () const |
Protein ID as recorded by the OSW file (the PROTEIN_ID column in the sqlite schema). | |
| const std::vector< OSWPeptidePrecursor > & | getPeptidePrecursors () const |
| Charged peptide precursors that map to this protein. | |
Private Attributes | |
| std::string | accession_ |
| Size | id_ |
| std::vector< OSWPeptidePrecursor > | peptides_ |
A Protein is the highest entity and contains one or more peptides which were found/traced.
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just a dummy feature to allow for acceptor output values etc
| OSWProtein | ( | const std::string & | accession, |
| const Size | id, | ||
| std::vector< OSWPeptidePrecursor > && | peptides | ||
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custom c'tor which fills all the members with data; all members are read-only
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default |
Copy c'tor.
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default |
move c'tor
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Protein accession (UniProt-style identifier supplied at construction).
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inline |
Protein ID as recorded by the OSW file (the PROTEIN_ID column in the sqlite schema).
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Charged peptide precursors that map to this protein.
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default |
assignment operator
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default |
move assignment operator
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