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I was testing seqparse on some application with a specific genbank file. One of the tests I made was to remove some parts of the file format and try to trigger a throw error. However it seems Seqparse is very permissive regarding file content, even when is out of format. The output was a sequence with some incongruent caracters, and an unknown type.
I'm using a conditional to check if type is unknown and catch an possible error during file parsing (if(seq.type == 'unknown').
Should this permissiviness be the expected behavior?
I was testing seqparse on some application with a specific genbank file. One of the tests I made was to remove some parts of the file format and try to trigger a throw error. However it seems Seqparse is very permissive regarding file content, even when is out of format. The output was a sequence with some incongruent caracters, and an unknown type.
I'm using a conditional to check if type is unknown and catch an possible error during file parsing (
if(seq.type == 'unknown'
).Should this permissiviness be the expected behavior?
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