Hervé Pagès

Hi Janet, It's a 2-step process: you first use `findPalindromes()` to find all the palindromes in a given (possibly long) sequence, then you use `palindromeLeftArm()`, `palindromeRightArm()`, and/or `palindromeArmLength()` on the...

Well, there **are** situation where you might want to run these functions on an XStringSet or XString object e.g. if you have a FASTA file containing sequences that are already...

I've tried to clarify this in the man page in Biostrings 2.53.3 (commit 00a94780d524515fc854d83ea72ccf35c04c41a8). H.

@meyerlaker @jayoung I don't see @meyerlaker post here, could it be that they've deleted it? Anyways, they've posted their question again on our support site: https://support.bioconductor.org/p/9136884/ See my answer there....

@meyerlaker No problem.

I didn't know you could run R/Bioconductor on **iOS**. Note that this is not a platform that we support or intend to support. In case you meant **macOS 10.12**, please...

Thanks @ahl27. Just to clarify the current release of Bioconductor/**Biostrings** now depends on R 4.4 (was R 4.0 four years ago).

Definitely possible. However this is not necessarily as straightforward as it might sound, especially with complicated C code that involves allocating a number of resources. After a user interrupt the...

This has not much to do with the `show()` method but with the fact that the `mcols()` are allowed to be `NULL` for some Vector derivatives like Hits, Rle, IRanges,...

Right, long names are truncated. But maybe that's a good thing and we should keep that when we move them to the left. I don't know. Yeah, these things predate...