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TypeError: __init__() missing 1 required positional argument: 's1b' #54
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Bug in ssw_init. This is the correct fix. Will push this. diff --git a/parasail/bindings_v2.py b/parasail/bindings_v2.py
index 5994d70..b43867f 100644
--- a/parasail/bindings_v2.py
+++ b/parasail/bindings_v2.py
@@ -973,7 +973,8 @@ def ssw_profile(profile, s2, open, extend):
return None
def ssw_init(s1, matrix, score_size):
- return Profile(_lib.parasail_ssw_init(b(s1), len(s1), matrix, score_size), matrix)
+ s1b = b(s1)
+ return Profile(_lib.parasail_ssw_init(s1b, len(s1), matrix, score_size), matrix, s1b)
_lib.parasail_sequences_from_file.argtype = [ctypes.c_char_p]
_lib.parasail_sequences_from_file.restype = c_sequences_p |
It's been a long time since I pushed a tagged release. Not sure how well CI will go, creating a new pypi etc, but at least if you grab the latest sources it will have this fix. |
Release 1.2.1 is now available with this fixed. Thanks for reporting. |
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SSW Library Emulation
import parasail
score_size = 1 # 0, use 8-bit align; 1, use 16-bit; 2, try both
profile = parasail.ssw_init("asdf", parasail.blosum62, score_size)
result = parasail.ssw_profile(profile, "asdf", 10, 1)
print(result.score1)
print(result.cigar)
print(result.ref_begin1)
print(result.ref_end1)
print(result.read_begin1)
print(result.read_end1)
error output:
TypeError: init() missing 1 required positional argument: 's1b'
possible solution:
class Profile:
#def init(self, pointer, matrix,s1b):
def init(self, pointer, matrix):
self.pointer = pointer
self.matrix_ = matrix
self.as_parameter = pointer
#self.s1b = s1b
is it right?
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