ngsfilter: fixed critical bug where barcodes shorter than the forward
primer would be missed
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@ -322,7 +322,7 @@ cdef tuple annotate(sequences, infos, no_tags, verbose=False):
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sequences[0] = sequences[0][directmatch[1][2]:]
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else:
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sequences[1] = sequences[1][directmatch[1][2]:]
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sequences[0][REVERSE_SEQUENCE_COLUMN] = sequences[1].seq # used by alignpairedend tool
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sequences[0][REVERSE_SEQUENCE_COLUMN] = sequences[1].seq # used by alignpairedend tool
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sequences[0][REVERSE_QUALITY_COLUMN] = sequences[1].quality # used by alignpairedend tool
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if directmatch[0].forward:
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@ -369,7 +369,7 @@ cdef tuple annotate(sequences, infos, no_tags, verbose=False):
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sequences[0] = sequences[0][:r[1]]
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else:
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sequences[1] = sequences[1][:r[1]]
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sequences[0][REVERSE_SEQUENCE_COLUMN] = sequences[1].seq # used by alignpairedend tool
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sequences[0][REVERSE_SEQUENCE_COLUMN] = sequences[1].seq # used by alignpairedend tool
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sequences[0][REVERSE_QUALITY_COLUMN] = sequences[1].quality # used by alignpairedend tool
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# do the same on the other seq
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if first_match_first_seq:
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@ -394,7 +394,7 @@ cdef tuple annotate(sequences, infos, no_tags, verbose=False):
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seq_to_match = sequences[0]
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reversematch = []
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# Compute begin
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begin=directmatch[1][2]+1 # end of match + 1 on the same sequence
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#begin=directmatch[1][2]+1 # end of match + 1 on the same sequence -- No, already cut out forward primer
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# Try reverse matching on the other sequence:
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new_seq = True
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pattern = 0
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@ -408,7 +408,7 @@ cdef tuple annotate(sequences, infos, no_tags, verbose=False):
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primer=p
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# Saving original primer as 4th member of the tuple to serve as correct key in infos dict even if it might have been reversed complemented
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# (3rd member already used by directmatch)
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reversematch.append((primer, primer(seq_to_match, same_sequence=not new_seq, pattern=pattern, begin=begin), None, p))
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reversematch.append((primer, primer(seq_to_match, same_sequence=not new_seq, pattern=pattern, begin=0), None, p))
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new_seq = False
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pattern+=1
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# Choose match closer to the end of the sequence
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