NAME

       Bio::Tools::Run::Phylo::PhyloBase- base module for phylo wrappers

SYNOPSIS

         use base qw(Bio::Tools::Run::Phylo::PhyloBase);

DESCRIPTION

       For use by Bio::Tools::Run::Phylo modules as a base in place of
       Bio::Tools::Run::WrapperBase.

       This is based on WrapperBase but provides additional phylo-related private helper subs.

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AUTHOR - Sendu Bala

       Email bix@sendu.me.uk

APPENDIX

       The rest of the documentation details each of the object methods.  Internal methods are
       usually preceded with a _

   _alignment
        Title   : _alignment
        Usage   : $aln = $obj->_alignment()
        Function: Get/set an alignment object, generating one from a file if desired.
        Returns : Bio::Align::AlignI (probably a Bio::SimpleAlign)
        Args    : none to get
                  OR filename & input format of the alignment file (latter defaults to
                  guess) to set from file
                  OR Bio::Align::AlignI to set

   _write_alignment
        Title   : _write_alignment
        Usage   : $obj->_write_alignment()
        Function: Writes the alignment object returned by _alignment() out in the
                  desired format to a temp file.
        Returns : filename
        Args    : string to desribe format (default 'fasta'), any other options to pass
                  to AlignIO

   _tree
        Title   : _tree
        Usage   : $tree = $obj->_tree()
        Function: Get/set a tree object, generating one from a file/database if desired
        Returns : Bio::Tree::TreeI
        Args    : none to get, OR to set:
                  OR filename & input format of the tree file (latter defaults to
                  guess) to set from file
                  OR Bio::Tree::TreeI
                  OR Bio::DB::Taxonomy when _alignment() has been set and where
                  sequences in the alignment have ids matching species in the taxonomy
                  database

   _write_tree
        Title   : _write_tree
        Usage   : $obj->_write_tree()
        Function: Writes the tree object returned by _tree() out in the desired format
                  to a temp file.
        Returns : filename
        Args    : string to desribe format (default 'newick')

   _get_seq_names
        Title   : _get_seq_names
        Usage   : @names = $obj->_get_seq_names()
        Function: Get all the sequence names (from id()) of the sequenes in the
                  alignment.  _alignment() must be set prior to calling this.
        Returns : list of strings (seq ids)
        Args    : none

   _get_node_names
        Title   : _get_node_names
        Usage   : @names = $obj->_get_node_names()
        Function: Get all the node names (from id()) of the nodes in the tree.
                  _tree must be set prior to calling this.
        Returns : list of strings (node ids)
        Args    : none

   _check_names
        Title   : _check_names
        Usage   : if ($obj->_check_names) { ... }
        Function: Determine if all sequences in the alignment file have a corresponding
                  node in the tree file. _alignment() and _tree() must be set
                  prior to calling this.
        Returns : boolean (will also warn about the specific problems when returning
                  false)
        Args    : none