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NCBI C++ ToolKit: CDomain_parent_Base Class Reference

the Domain-parent records an evolutionary relationship which may not be as simple as a classical parent-child relationship in a typical hierarchy, i.e. More...

  CDomain_parent_Base (void)   virtual  ~CDomain_parent_Base (void)     DECLARE_INTERNAL_TYPE_INFO ()   bool  IsSetParent_type (void) const   Check if a value has been assigned to Parent_type data member. More...
  bool  CanGetParent_type (void) const   Check if it is safe to call GetParent_type method. More...
  void  ResetParent_type (void)   Reset Parent_type data member. More...
  TParent_type  GetParent_type (void) const   Get the Parent_type member data. More...
  void  SetParent_type (TParent_type value)   Assign a value to Parent_type data member. More...
  TParent_typeSetParent_type (void)   Assign a value to Parent_type data member. More...
  bool  IsSetParentid (void) const   identify the section parent by accession Check if a value has been assigned to Parentid data member. More...
  bool  CanGetParentid (void) const   Check if it is safe to call GetParentid method. More...
  void  ResetParentid (void)   Reset Parentid data member. More...
  const TParentidGetParentid (void) const   Get the Parentid member data. More...
  void  SetParentid (TParentid &value)   Assign a value to Parentid data member. More...
  TParentidSetParentid (void)   Assign a value to Parentid data member. More...
  bool  IsSetSeqannot (void) const   contains the sequence alignment linking CD alignment models, should align the masters/representatives of each CD Check if a value has been assigned to Seqannot data member. More...
  bool  CanGetSeqannot (void) const   Check if it is safe to call GetSeqannot method. More...
  void  ResetSeqannot (void)   Reset Seqannot data member. More...
  const TSeqannotGetSeqannot (void) const   Get the Seqannot member data. More...
  void  SetSeqannot (TSeqannot &value)   Assign a value to Seqannot data member. More...
  TSeqannotSetSeqannot (void)   Assign a value to Seqannot data member. More...
  virtual void  Reset (void)   Reset the whole object. More...
    CSerialObject (void)   virtual  ~CSerialObject (void)   virtual const CTypeInfoGetThisTypeInfo (void) const =0   virtual void  Assign (const CSerialObject &source, ESerialRecursionMode how=eRecursive)   Set object to copy of another one. More...
  virtual bool  Equals (const CSerialObject &object, ESerialRecursionMode how=eRecursive) const   Check if both objects contain the same values. More...
  virtual void  DebugDump (CDebugDumpContext ddc, unsigned int depth) const   Define method for dumping debug information. More...
  void  ThrowUnassigned (TMemberIndex index) const   void  ThrowUnassigned (TMemberIndex index, const char *file_name, int file_line) const   bool  HasNamespaceName (void) const   Check if object data type has namespace name. More...
  const stringGetNamespaceName (void) const   Get namespace name. More...
  bool  HasNamespacePrefix (void) const   Check if data type has namespace prefix. More...
  const stringGetNamespacePrefix (void) const   Get namespace prefix. More...
    CObject (void)   Constructor. More...
    CObject (const CObject &src)   Copy constructor. More...
  virtual  ~CObject (void)   Destructor. More...
  CObjectoperator= (const CObject &src) THROWS_NONE   Assignment operator. More...
  bool  CanBeDeleted (void) const THROWS_NONE   Check if object can be deleted. More...
  bool  IsAllocatedInPool (void) const THROWS_NONE   Check if object is allocated in memory pool (not system heap) More...
  bool  Referenced (void) const THROWS_NONE   Check if object is referenced. More...
  bool  ReferencedOnlyOnce (void) const THROWS_NONE   Check if object is referenced only once. More...
  void  AddReference (void) const   Add reference to object. More...
  void  RemoveReference (void) const   Remove reference to object. More...
  void  ReleaseReference (void) const   Remove reference without deleting object. More...
  virtual void  DoNotDeleteThisObject (void)   Mark this object as not allocated in heap – do not delete this object. More...
  virtual void  DoDeleteThisObject (void)   Mark this object as allocated in heap – object can be deleted. More...
  void *  operator new (size_t size)   Define new operator for memory allocation. More...
  void *  operator new[] (size_t size)   Define new[] operator for 'array' memory allocation. More...
  void  operator delete (void *ptr)   Define delete operator for memory deallocation. More...
  void  operator delete[] (void *ptr)   Define delete[] operator for memory deallocation. More...
  void *  operator new (size_t size, void *place)   Define new operator. More...
  void  operator delete (void *ptr, void *place)   Define delete operator. More...
  void *  operator new (size_t size, CObjectMemoryPool *place)   Define new operator using memory pool. More...
  void  operator delete (void *ptr, CObjectMemoryPool *place)   Define delete operator. More...
    CDebugDumpable (void)   virtual  ~CDebugDumpable (void)   void  DebugDumpText (ostream &out, const string &bundle, unsigned int depth) const   void  DebugDumpFormat (CDebugDumpFormatter &ddf, const string &bundle, unsigned int depth) const   void  DumpToConsole (void) const  

the Domain-parent records an evolutionary relationship which may not be as simple as a classical parent-child relationship in a typical hierarchy, i.e.

where a CD is merely a specific subgroup ("child") of a more general diverse alignment model ("parent"). A CD alignment model may be the result of an ancient fusion event, combining two or more domains into a bigger unit which has subsequently undergone a divergent evolutionary process similar to what may have happened to a single "domain". A CD alignment model may also reflect the result of a deletion event, where a specific subgroup lacks part of a (set of) domain(s), but where the part present is found to be highly similar to a putative "parent", with some added evidence for an actual deletion, like from the distribution of truncated copies in phylogenetic lineages. Deletion events which affect different parts of a set of duplicated domain architectures may be indistinguishable from actual fission events, which means that we may want to represent the latter as deletions after duplication and do not need a special case for fissions.

CDomain_parent_Base

Definition at line 88 of file Domain_parent_.hpp.


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