minor changes (axis labels, new HMMER3/f format)#3
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traviswheeler wants to merge 4 commits intoDaGaMs:masterfrom
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minor changes (axis labels, new HMMER3/f format)#3traviswheeler wants to merge 4 commits intoDaGaMs:masterfrom
traviswheeler wants to merge 4 commits intoDaGaMs:masterfrom
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Adding code to handle the HMMER3/f format (which will eventually see the light of day in H3.1 release)
Conflicts: scripts/make_profile.pl
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This commit should properly be just a few lines of change to make_profile.pl to account for axis label changes, and to Profile.pm to account for handling of a new HMMER3/f file format that will eventually show its head in the HMMER 3.1 release. Sadly, things got tangled when I pulled changes from the upstream source (yours) after having already committed my changes ... so git apparently thinks a bunch of files have changed. I'm hopeful that on your end it doesn't look like as much change as it does on my end.