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package org.broadinstitute.hellbender.utils.read;
import htsjdk.samtools.*;
import htsjdk.samtools.util.Locatable;
import htsjdk.samtools.util.StringUtil;
import org.broadinstitute.hellbender.exceptions.GATKException;
import org.broadinstitute.hellbender.utils.Utils;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Optional;
/**
* Unified read interface for use throughout the GATK.
*
* Adapter classes implementing this interface exist for htsjdk's {@link SAMRecord} ({@link SAMRecordToGATKReadAdapter})
*
* Since the adapter classes wrap the raw reads without making a copy, care must be taken to avoid
* exposing the encapsulated reads, particularly if modifying reads in-place. As a result, this interface
* should probably only be implemented by core engine-level classes.
*
* All GATKRead methods that return mutable reference types make defensive copies, with the exception
* of the conversion method {@link #convertToSAMRecord}.
*
* Note that {@link #getContig} and {@link #getStart} will not expose nominal positions assigned to unmapped
* reads for sorting purposes -- for unmapped reads, these methods will always return {@code null} or 0,
* respectively. To access positions assigned to unmapped reads for sorting purposes, use {@link #getAssignedContig}
* and {@link #getAssignedStart}.
*/
public interface GATKRead extends Locatable {
/**
* @return The name of the read (equivalent to QNAME in SAM), or {@code null} if the read has no name.
*/
String getName();
/**
* Set the name of the read (equivalent to QNAME in SAM), or set to {@code null} if the read has no name.
*
* @param name new name for the read
*/
void setName( final String name );
/**
* @return The number of bases in the read
*
* Note: This is not necessarily the same as the number of reference bases the read is aligned to.
*/
int getLength();
/**
* @return True if the read has no bases, otherwise false
*/
default boolean isEmpty() {
return getLength() == 0;
}
/**
* Set the position of the read (the contig and the start position). Cannot be used to
* set the read to an unmapped position; use {@link #setIsUnmapped} for that purpose.
*
* @param contig Contig the read is mapped to
* @param start Start position of the read (1-based, inclusive)
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if contig is null or "*", or start is less than 1
*/
void setPosition( final String contig, final int start );
/**
* Set the position of the read using the position of an existing {@link Locatable}. Cannot be used to
* set the read to an unmapped position; use {@link #setIsUnmapped} for that purpose.
*
* @param locatable {@link Locatable} representing the 1-based, inclusive position to assign to the read
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if locatable is null, or its contig is null or "*", or its start position is less than 1
*/
void setPosition( final Locatable locatable );
/**
* @return The actual contig assigned to the read, regardless of unmapped status. Unlike {@link #getContig},
* which does not expose positions assigned to unmapped reads, this method will gladly return a contig
* assigned to an unmapped read (typically, this will be the contig of its mapped mate). Will return either
* {@link ReadConstants#UNSET_CONTIG} or {@code null} for reads with no contig, depending on
* the underlying read implementation.
*
* Useful for sorting reads in standard BAM/SAM file order, with unmapped reads interleaved with their mapped
* mates -- for other uses, clients should use {@link #getContig}
*/
String getAssignedContig();
/**
* @return The actual start position assigned to the read, regardless of unmapped status. Unlike {@link #getStart},
* which does not expose positions assigned to unmapped reads, this method will gladly return a start position
* assigned to an unmapped read (typically, this will be the start position of its mapped mate). Will return
* {@link ReadConstants#UNSET_POSITION} for reads with no start position.
*
* Useful for sorting reads in standard BAM/SAM file order, with unmapped reads interleaved with their mapped
* mates -- for other uses, clients should use {@link #getStart}
*/
int getAssignedStart();
/**
* Returns the alignment start (1-based, inclusive) adjusted for clipped bases.
* For example, if the read has an alignment start of 100 but the first 4 bases
* were clipped (hard or soft clipped) then this method will return 96.
*
* For unmapped reads, always returns {@link ReadConstants#UNSET_POSITION}
*
* @return The alignment start (1-based, inclusive) adjusted for clipped bases,
* or {@link ReadConstants#UNSET_POSITION} if the read is unmapped.
*/
int getUnclippedStart();
/**
* Returns the alignment end (1-based, inclusive) adjusted for clipped bases.
* For example, if the read has an alignment end of 100 but the last 7 bases
* were clipped (hard or soft clipped) then this method will return 107.
*
* For unmapped reads, always returns {@link ReadConstants#UNSET_POSITION}
*
* @return The alignment end (1-based, inclusive) adjusted for clipped bases,
* or {@link ReadConstants#UNSET_POSITION} if the read is unmapped.
*/
int getUnclippedEnd();
/**
* Calculates the reference coordinate for the beginning of the read taking into account soft clips but not hard clips.
*
* Note: {@link #getUnclippedStart} adds soft and hard clips, this method only adds soft clips.
*
* @return the unclipped start of the read taking soft clips (but not hard clips) into account
*/
default int getSoftStart() {
return ReadUtils.getSoftStart(this);
}
/**
* Calculates the reference coordinate for the end of the read taking into account soft clips but not hard clips.
*
* Note: {@link #getUnclippedEnd} adds soft and hard clips, this method only adds soft clips.
*
* @return the unclipped end of the read taking soft clips (but not hard clips) into account
*/
default int getSoftEnd() {
return ReadUtils.getSoftEnd(this);
}
/**
* Finds the adaptor boundary around the read and returns the first base inside the adaptor that is closest to
* the read boundary. If the read is in the positive strand, this is the first base after the end of the
* fragment (Picard calls it 'insert'), if the read is in the negative strand, this is the first base before the
* beginning of the fragment.
*
* There are two cases we need to treat here:
*
* 1) Our read is in the reverse strand :
*
* <----------------------| *
* |--------------------->
*
* in these cases, the adaptor boundary is at the mate start (minus one)
*
* 2) Our read is in the forward strand :
*
* |----------------------> *
* <----------------------|
*
* in these cases the adaptor boundary is at the start of the read plus the inferred insert size (plus one)
*
* @return the reference coordinate for the adaptor boundary (effectively the first base IN the adaptor, closest to the read).
* CANNOT_COMPUTE_ADAPTOR_BOUNDARY if the read is unmapped or the mate is mapped to another contig.
*/
default int getAdaptorBoundary() {
return ReadUtils.getAdaptorBoundary(this);
}
/**
* @return The contig that this read's mate is mapped to, or {@code null} if the mate is unmapped
* @throws IllegalStateException if the read is not paired (has no mate)
*/
String getMateContig();
/**
* @return The alignment start (1-based, inclusive) of this read's mate, or {@link ReadConstants#UNSET_POSITION}
* if the mate is unmapped.
* @throws IllegalStateException if the read is not paired (has no mate)
*/
int getMateStart();
/**
* Set the position of the read's mate (the contig and the start position). Cannot be used to
* set the read's mate to an unmapped position; use {@link #setMateIsUnmapped} for that purpose.
*
* Calling this method has the additional effect of marking the read as paired, as if {@link #setIsPaired}
* were invoked with true.
*
* @param contig Contig the read's mate is mapped to
* @param start Start position of the read's mate (1-based, inclusive)
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if contig is null or "*", or start is less than 1
*/
void setMatePosition( final String contig, final int start );
/**
* Set the position of the read's mate using the position of an existing {@link Locatable}. Cannot be used to
* set the read's mate to an unmapped position; use {@link #setMateIsUnmapped} for that purpose.
*
* Calling this method has the additional effect of marking the read as paired, as if {@link #setIsPaired}
* were invoked with true.
*
* @param locatable {@link Locatable} representing the 1-based, inclusive position to assign to the read's mate
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if locatable is null, or its contig is null or "*", or its start position is less than 1
*/
void setMatePosition( final Locatable locatable );
/**
* Returns the observed length of the read's fragment (equivalent to TLEN in SAM).
*
* Warning: the precise meaning of this field is implementation/technology dependent.
*
* @return The observed length of the fragment (equivalent to TLEN in SAM), or 0 if unknown.
* Negative if the mate maps to a lower position than the read.
*/
int getFragmentLength();
/**
* Set the observed length of the read's fragment (equivalent to TLEN in SAM).
*
* Warning: the precise meaning of this field is implementation/technology dependent.
*
* @param fragmentLength Observed length of the read's fragment; may be negative
* if the mate maps to a lower position than the read,
* or 0 if unknown.
*/
void setFragmentLength( final int fragmentLength );
/**
* @return The mapping quality of this alignment, representing the phred-scaled likelihood that the read maps
* to this position as opposed to other locations. Returns {@link ReadConstants#NO_MAPPING_QUALITY}
* if there is none.
*/
int getMappingQuality();
/**
* Set the mapping quality of this alignment, representing how likely the read maps to this position as
* opposed to other locations. Set to {@link ReadConstants#NO_MAPPING_QUALITY} if there is none.
*
* @param mappingQuality mapping quality of this alignment; must be between 0 and 255, inclusive
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if the mapping quality is less than 0 or greater than 255
*/
void setMappingQuality( final int mappingQuality );
/**
* @return The read sequence as ASCII bytes ACGTN=, or an empty byte[] if no sequence is present.
*
* This method makes a defensive copy of the bases array before returning it, so modifying the
* returned array will not alter the bases in the read.
*/
byte[] getBases();
/**
* @return The read sequence as ASCII bytes ACGTN=, or an empty byte[] if no sequence is present.
*
* This method differs from {@link #getBases} in that implementations are free to avoid making a
* defensive copy, if it's possible to avoid a copy.
*
* WARNING: This method MAY NOT make a defensive copy of the bases array before returning it, so modifying the
* returned array MAY alter the bases in the actual read. CALLER BEWARE!
*/
default byte[] getBasesNoCopy() {
// By default we delegate to the copying version. If implementations are able to avoid a copy,
// they can override with a no-copy implementation.
return getBases();
}
/**
* @return The base at index i.
* The default implementation returns getBases()[i].
* Subclasses may override to provide a more efficient implementations but must preserve the
* semantics equal to getBases()[i]
*
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if i is negative or of i is not smaller than the number
* of bases (as reported by {@link #getLength()}. In particular, if no sequence is present.
*/
default byte getBase(final int i){
return getBases()[i];
}
/**
* @return All bases in the read as a single String, or {@link ReadConstants#NULL_SEQUENCE_STRING}
* if the read is empty.
*/
default String getBasesString() {
return isEmpty() ? ReadConstants.NULL_SEQUENCE_STRING : StringUtil.bytesToString(getBases());
}
/**
* Set the read's sequence.
*
* @param bases The read sequence as ASCII bytes ACGTN=. May be empty or null if no sequence is present.
*/
void setBases( final byte[] bases );
/**
* @return Base qualities as binary phred scores (not ASCII), or an empty byte[] if base qualities are not present.
*
* This method makes a defensive copy of the base qualities array before returning it, so modifying the
* returned array will not alter the base qualities in the read.
*/
byte[] getBaseQualities();
/**
* @return Base qualities as binary phred scores (not ASCII), or an empty byte[] if base qualities are not present.
*
* This method differs from {@link #getBaseQualities} in that implementations are free to avoid making a
* defensive copy, if it's possible to avoid a copy.
*
* WARNING: This method MAY NOT make a defensive copy of the base qualities array before returning it, so modifying
* the returned array MAY alter the base qualities in the read. CALLER BEWARE!
*/
default byte[] getBaseQualitiesNoCopy() {
// By default we delegate to the copying version. If implementations are able to avoid a copy,
// they can override with a no-copy implementation.
return getBaseQualities();
}
/**
* @return The number of base qualities in the read sequence.
* This default implementation calls getBaseQualities().length
* Subclasses may override to provide a more efficient implementation.
*/
default int getBaseQualityCount(){
return getBaseQualities().length;
}
/**
* @return The base quality at index i.
* This default implementation returns getBaseQualities()[i].
* Subclasses may override to provide a more efficient implementations
* but must preserve the semantics equal to getBaseQualities()[i]
*
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if i is negative or of i is not smaller than the number
* of base qualities (as reported by {@link #getBaseQualityCount()}.
*/
default byte getBaseQuality(final int i){
return getBaseQualities()[i];
}
/**
* Set the read's base qualities.
*
* @param baseQualities Base qualities as binary phred scores (not ASCII); negative values not allowed.
* May be empty or null if no base qualities are present.
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if an invalid (negative) base quality is provided
*/
void setBaseQualities( final byte[] baseQualities );
/**
* @return Cigar object describing how the read aligns to the reference, or an empty Cigar object if no cigar is present.
*
* This method makes a defensive copy of the Cigar within the read if necessary, so modifying the return value of
* this method will not modify the read's Cigar.
*
* Callers of this method that only want to iterate over the elements of the Cigar should call getCigarElements()
* instead which may give better performance by avoiding object creation.
*/
Cigar getCigar();
/**
* @return Unmodifiable list of the CigarElements from this read.
*
* Note: The default implementation returns a unmodifiable view of
* the protective copy made by calling getCigar().getCigarElements()
* Subclasses may override.
*/
default List getCigarElements(){
return Collections.unmodifiableList(getCigar().getCigarElements());
}
/**
* Return the cigar element at a given index.
*
* Note: the default implementation return getCigarElements().get(i).
* Subclasses may override, for example to reduce the memory allocation or improve speed.
* @throws IndexOutOfBoundsException if the index is out of range (index < 0 || index >= numCigarElements())
*/
default CigarElement getCigarElement(final int i){
return getCigarElements().get(i);
}
/**
* The number of cigar elements in this read. The default implementation returns getCigar().numCigarElements().
* Subclasses may override to provide more efficient implementations.
*/
default int numCigarElements(){
return getCigar().numCigarElements();
}
/**
* Set the read's Cigar using an existing {@link Cigar} object describing how the read aligns to the reference.
*
* @param cigar {@link Cigar} object describing how the read aligns to the reference; May be null or empty
* if the read has none.
*/
void setCigar( final Cigar cigar );
/**
* Set the read's Cigar using a textual cigar String describing how the read aligns to the reference.
*
* @param cigarString Cigar String describing how the read aligns to the reference; May be null or empty
* if the read has none.
*/
void setCigar( final String cigarString );
/**
* @return The ID of the read group this read belongs to, or {@code null} for none.
*/
String getReadGroup();
/**
* Set the ID of the read group this read belongs to, or {@code null} for none.
*
* @param readGroupID ID of the read group this read belongs to, or {@code null} for none.
*/
void setReadGroup( final String readGroupID );
/**
* @return True if this read is paired (ie., has a mate), otherwise false.
* @throws GATKException.MissingReadField if this information is not available
*/
boolean isPaired();
/**
* Mark the read as paired (having a mate) or not paired.
*
* Setting this to false has the additional effect of marking the read as not
* properly paired, as if {@link #setIsProperlyPaired} were invoked with false.
*
* @param isPaired True if this read is paired (ie., has a mate), otherwise false.
*/
void setIsPaired( final boolean isPaired );
/**
* @return True if this read is paired and the orientation and the distance between reads from the fragment are
* consistent with the sequencing protocol, otherwise false.
* @throws GATKException.MissingReadField if this information is not available
*/
boolean isProperlyPaired();
/**
* Mark the read as properly paired (or not properly paired).
*
* Setting this to true has the additional effect of marking the read as paired,
* as if {@link #setIsPaired} were invoked with true.
*
* @param isProperlyPaired True if this read is paired and the orientation and the distance between reads from
* the fragment are consistent with the sequencing protocol, otherwise false.
*/
void setIsProperlyPaired( final boolean isProperlyPaired );
/**
* @return True if this read is unmapped (this includes reads that have a position but are explicitly marked as unmapped,
* as well as reads that lack a fully-defined position but are not explicitly marked as unmapped). Otherwise false.
*/
boolean isUnmapped();
/**
* Mark the read as unmapped (lacking a defined position on the genome).
*
* To mark a read as mapped, use {@link #setPosition}
*/
void setIsUnmapped();
/**
* Does the read have a position assigned to it for sorting purposes.
* @return `true iff this read has no assigned position or contig.
*/
boolean isUnplaced();
/**
* Mark the read as unmapped, and also removes mapping information from the read (i.e. sets contig to {@link ReadConstants#UNSET_CONTIG} and position to {@link ReadConstants#UNSET_POSITION}).
*
* NOTE: this does not remove the cigar string from the read, use {@link #setCigar(Cigar)}
*
* To mark a read as mapped, use {@link #setPosition}
*/
void setIsUnplaced();
/**
* @return True if this read's mate is unmapped (this includes mates that have a position but are explicitly marked as unmapped,
* as well as mates that lack a fully-defined position but are not explicitly marked as unmapped). Otherwise false.
* @throws IllegalStateException if the read is not paired (has no mate)
*/
boolean mateIsUnmapped();
/**
* Mark the read's mate as unmapped (lacking a defined position on the genome). (i.e. sets mate contig to {@link ReadConstants#UNSET_CONTIG} and position to {@link ReadConstants#UNSET_POSITION}).
*
* To mark the read's mate as mapped, use {@link #setMatePosition}
*
* Calling this method has the additional effect of marking the read as paired, as if {@link #setIsPaired}
* were invoked with true.
*/
void setMateIsUnmapped();
/**
* Does the reads mate have a position assigned to it for sorting purposes..
* @return `true iff this reads mate has no assigned position or contig.
*/
boolean mateIsUnplaced();
/**
* Mark the read's mate as unmapped (lacking a defined position on the genome). In contrast with {@link #setMateIsUnmapped},
* this method will revert the mapping information for the mate (i.e. sets the mate's contig to "*" and position to 0).
*
* To mark the read's mate as mapped, use {@link #setMatePosition}
*
* Calling this method has the additional effect of marking the read as paired, as if {@link #setIsPaired}
* were invoked with true.
*/
void setMateIsUnplaced();
/**
* @return True if this read is on the reverse strand as opposed to the forward strand, otherwise false.
* @throws GATKException.MissingReadField if this information is not available
*/
boolean isReverseStrand();
/**
* Mark the read as being on the reverse (or forward) strand.
*
* @param isReverseStrand True if this read is on the reverse strand as opposed to the forward strand, otherwise false.
*/
void setIsReverseStrand( final boolean isReverseStrand );
/**
* @return True if this read's mate is on the reverse strand as opposed to the forward strand, otherwise false.
* @throws IllegalStateException if the read is not paired (has no mate)
* @throws GATKException.MissingReadField if this information is not available
*/
boolean mateIsReverseStrand();
/**
* Mark the read's mate as being on the reverse (or forward) strand.
*
* Calling this method has the additional effect of marking the read as paired, as if {@link #setIsPaired}
* were invoked with true.
*
* @param mateIsReverseStrand True if this read's mate is on the reverse strand as opposed to the forward strand,
* otherwise false.
*/
void setMateIsReverseStrand( final boolean mateIsReverseStrand );
/**
* @return True if this read is paired and is the first read in the pair, otherwise false.
* @throws GATKException.MissingReadField if this information is not available
*/
boolean isFirstOfPair();
/**
* Mark the read as the first read of a pair.
*
* Calling this method has the additional effects of marking the read as paired, as if {@link #setIsPaired}
* were invoked with true, and also marks the read as NOT being the second of a pair.
*/
void setIsFirstOfPair();
/**
* @return True if this read is paired and is the second read in the pair, otherwise false.
* @throws GATKException.MissingReadField if this information is not available
*/
boolean isSecondOfPair();
/**
* Mark the read as the second read of a pair.
*
* Calling this method has the additional effects of marking the read as paired, as if {@link #setIsPaired}
* were invoked with true, and also marks the read as NOT being the first of a pair.
*/
void setIsSecondOfPair();
/**
* @return True if this is a secondary alignment (an alternative to the primary alignment), otherwise false.
* @throws GATKException.MissingReadField if this information is not available
*/
boolean isSecondaryAlignment();
/**
* Mark the read as a secondary alignment (an alternative to the primary alignment)
*
* @param isSecondaryAlignment True if this is a secondary alignment, otherwise false.
*/
void setIsSecondaryAlignment( final boolean isSecondaryAlignment );
/**
* @return True if this is a supplementary alignment (used in the representation of a chimeric alignment), otherwise false.
* @throws GATKException.MissingReadField if this information is not available
*/
boolean isSupplementaryAlignment();
/**
* Mark the read as a supplementary alignment (used in the representation of a chimeric alignment)
*
* @param isSupplementaryAlignment True if this is a supplementary alignment, otherwise false.
*/
void setIsSupplementaryAlignment( final boolean isSupplementaryAlignment );
/**
* Computes the pair orientation
* @throws IllegalArgumentException If the read is not paired, or if either read or mate is unmapped
*/
default Optional getPairOrientation() {
Utils.validateArg(isPaired(), () -> "Invalid read: " + getName() + " is not paired.");
// while we throw an error for unpaired reads -- because in that case this method is irrelevant to the sequencing protocol --
// we return Optional.empty() for paired reads whose orientation can't be determined
if (isUnmapped() || mateIsUnmapped() || !getContig().equals(getMateContig())) {
return Optional.empty();
}
final boolean readIsOnReverseStrand = isReverseStrand();
if(readIsOnReverseStrand == mateIsReverseStrand() ) {
return Optional.of(SamPairUtil.PairOrientation.TANDEM);
}
final long positiveStrandFivePrimePos = readIsOnReverseStrand ? getMateStart() : getStart();
final long negativeStrandFivePrimePos = readIsOnReverseStrand ? getEnd() : getStart() + getFragmentLength();
return Optional.of(positiveStrandFivePrimePos < negativeStrandFivePrimePos ? SamPairUtil.PairOrientation.FR : SamPairUtil.PairOrientation.RF);
}
/**
* @return True if this read fails platform/vendor quality checks, otherwise false
* @throws GATKException.MissingReadField if this information is not available
*/
boolean failsVendorQualityCheck();
/**
* Mark the read as failing platform/vendor quality checks
*
* @param failsVendorQualityCheck True if this read fails platform/vendor quality checks, otherwise false
*/
void setFailsVendorQualityCheck( final boolean failsVendorQualityCheck );
/**
* @return True if this read is a PCR or optical duplicate, otherwise false.
* @throws GATKException.MissingReadField if this information is not available
*/
boolean isDuplicate();
/**
* Mark the read as a PCR or optical duplicate.
*
* @param isDuplicate True if this read is a PCR or optical duplicate, otherwise false.
*/
void setIsDuplicate( final boolean isDuplicate );
/**
* Check whether this read has a particular attribute
*
* @param attributeName name of the attribute to search for
* @return true if the read has an attribute with the given name, otherwise false
*/
boolean hasAttribute( final String attributeName );
/**
* Retrieve the value of a particular attribute typed as an integer.
*
* @param attributeName name of the attribute to retrieve
* @return integer value of the requested attribute, or {@code null} if the attribute is not present
* @throws GATKException.ReadAttributeTypeMismatch if the attribute
* value cannot be typed as an integer
*/
Integer getAttributeAsInteger( final String attributeName );
/**
* Retrieve the value of a particular attribute typed as a String.
*
* @param attributeName name of the attribute to retrieve
* @return String value of the requested attribute, or {@code null} if the attribute is not present
* @throws GATKException.ReadAttributeTypeMismatch if the attribute
* value cannot be typed as a single String value.
*/
String getAttributeAsString( final String attributeName );
/**
* Retrieve the value of a particular attribute typed as a byte array.
*
* Makes a defensive copy of an existing byte array within the read if necessary, so modifying
* the return value will not modify the attribute value within the read.
*
* @param attributeName name of the attribute to retrieve
* @return byte array value of the requested attribute, or {@code null} if the attribute is not present
* @throws GATKException.ReadAttributeTypeMismatch if the attribute
* value cannot be typed as a byte array.
*/
byte[] getAttributeAsByteArray( final String attributeName );
/**
* This is used to access a transient attribute store provided by the underlying implementation. Transient attributes will not be serialized or written out with a record.
*
* NOTE: This is an advanced use case for GATKRead and you should probably use getAttribute() instead
* @param key key whose value is to be stored
*/
Object getTransientAttribute(final Object key);
/**
* Set an integer-valued attribute on the read.
*
* @param attributeName Name of the attribute to set. Must be legal according to {@link ReadUtils#assertAttributeNameIsLegal}
* @param attributeValue Integer value of the attribute (may be {@code null})
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if the attribute name is illegal according to {@link ReadUtils#assertAttributeNameIsLegal}
*/
void setAttribute( final String attributeName, final Integer attributeValue );
/**
* Set a String-valued attribute on the read.
*
* @param attributeName Name of the attribute to set. Must be legal according to {@link ReadUtils#assertAttributeNameIsLegal}
* @param attributeValue String value of the attribute (may be {@code null})
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if the attribute name is illegal according to {@link ReadUtils#assertAttributeNameIsLegal}
*/
void setAttribute( final String attributeName, final String attributeValue );
/**
* Set a byte array attribute on the read.
*
* @param attributeName Name of the attribute to set. Must be legal according to {@link ReadUtils#assertAttributeNameIsLegal}
* @param attributeValue byte array value of the attribute (may be {@code null} or empty)
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if the attribute name is illegal according to {@link ReadUtils#assertAttributeNameIsLegal}
*/
void setAttribute( final String attributeName, final byte[] attributeValue );
/**
* This is used to access the transient attribute store in the underlying data type. This is used to store temporary
* attributes and cached data that will not be serialized or written out as a record.
*
* NOTE: This is an advanced use case for GATKRead and you should probably use setAttribute() instead
* @param key key under which the value will be stored
* @param value value to store
*/
public void setTransientAttribute(final Object key, final Object value);
/**
* Clear an individual attribute on the read.
*
* @param attributeName Name of the attribute to clear. Must be legal according to {@link ReadUtils#assertAttributeNameIsLegal}
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if the attribute name is illegal according to {@link ReadUtils#assertAttributeNameIsLegal}
*/
void clearAttribute( final String attributeName );
/**
* Clear all attributes on the read.
*/
void clearAttributes();
/**
* Clear an individual transient attribute on the read.
*
* @param attributeName Name of the attribute to clear. Must be legal according to {@link ReadUtils#assertAttributeNameIsLegal}
* @throws IllegalArgumentException if the attribute name is illegal according to {@link ReadUtils#assertAttributeNameIsLegal}
*/
void clearTransientAttribute( final String attributeName );
/**
* Return a copy of this read.
*
* @return A copy of this read. The copy will not necessarily be a true deep copy (the fields
* encapsulated by the read itself may be shallow copied), but should be safe to use freely in general
* given that all GATKRead methods that return mutable reference types make defensive copies
* (with the exception of the conversion method {@link #convertToSAMRecord,
* but these are safe to call on copies since the encapsulated reads do get shallow copied at a minimum by
* this method, so modifications to the fields within a copied read will not alter the original).
*/
GATKRead copy();
/**
* Return a deep copy of this read.
*
* @return A true deep copy of this read.
*/
GATKRead deepCopy();
/**
* Convert this read into a SAMRecord.
*
* Warning: the return value is not guaranteed to be independent from this read (eg., if the read
* is already in SAMRecord format, no copy will be made).
*
* @param header required header for the SAMRecord
* @return This read as a SAMRecord
*/
SAMRecord convertToSAMRecord( final SAMFileHeader header );
/**
* Get a string representation of this read in SAM string format, terminated with '\n'. Fields are separated by '\t',
*
* @return SAM string representation of this read.
*/
String getSAMString();
/**
* Modify this read by reverse complementing its bases and reversing its quality scores. Implementations may
* also update tags that are known to need updating after the reverse complement operation.
*/
public void reverseComplement();
/**
* A human-digestable representation of the read.
* NOTE: java will not let us have a default method override toString so we need this dance. Subclasses should override toString
* and call commonToString to get the same toString representation regardless of the underlying adaptee object.
*/
default String commonToString() {
//Note: SAMRecord blows up on getAlignmentEnd when cigar is null.
// That would result in a blow up here so we work around this bug
// by checking for empty cigar (nulls get converted to empty cigars in SAMRecordToGATKReadAdapter)
if (isUnmapped() || getCigar().isEmpty()){
return String.format("%s UNMAPPED", getName());
} else {
return String.format("%s %s:%d-%d", getName(), getContig(), getStart(), getEnd());
}
}
}
