Name

       SWISS::CCsubcell_location.pm

Description

       SWISS::CCdisease represents a comment on the topic 'SUBCELLULAR LOCATION' within a Swiss-
       Prot or TrEMBL entry as specified in the user manual
       http://www.expasy.org/sprot/userman.html .  Comments on other topics are stored in other
       types of objects, such as SWISS::CC (see SWISS::CCs for more information).

       Collectively, comments of all types are stored within a SWISS::CCs container object.

Inherits from

       SWISS::BaseClass.pm

Attributes

       topic
           The topic of this comment ('SUBCELLULAR LOCATION').

       form
           The protein form concerned by this comment (undef/empty = canonical/displayed form OR
           unknown)

       locations
           The locations; reference to an array [
                           {   'form'        => $in_form,
                               'component'   => [ $component,   $component_ev ],
                               'topology'    => [ $topology,    $topology_ev ],
                               'orientation' => [ $orientation, $orientation_ev ]
                           }, ... ]

       locations( $new_locations )
           Set locations to $new_locations, that should be an array: [
                           {   'form'        => $in_form,
                               'component'   => [ $component,   $component_ev ],
                               'topology'    => [ $topology,    $topology_ev ],
                               'orientation' => [ $orientation, $orientation_ev ]
                           }, ... ]

       note
           The note and evidence of the disease reference to an array of [ $note, $note_ev ]
           array

       note( [ $new_note, $new_note_ev ] )
           Set note to [ $new_note, $new_note_ev ]

       comment
           The "text" version of this comment.

       new
       fromText
       toString
           Returns a string representation of this comment.

POD ERRORS

       Hey! The above document had some coding errors, which are explained below:

       Around line 200:
           =back doesn't take any parameters, but you said =back  =head1 Methods

       Around line 236:
           =back doesn't take any parameters, but you said =back  =head2 Standard methods