Hi,
We use bioperl version 1.6.1 and noticed an important change to
Bio::SearchIO. When retrieving a blast hit description, if there is
more than one description for the hit (like when using NCBI's nr), it
will add a control-A where the old behavior would be to use a space.
This causes an error when running blast2bsml.pl. Since \u0001 is not a
valid xml character you will receive the following error because of the
control-A's:
Code point \u0001 is not a valid character in XML at
/home/abuechle/ergatis/ergatis-v2r16b1/lib/perl5//BSML/BsmlSequence.pm
line 500
Is this a known issue? If so, is there a fix available? I think the
simplest solution would be to just substitute a space back in for
control-A characters around line 224 in blast2bsml.pl. Based on the
comments in Bioperl, it appears that the use of control-A in place of a
space is the desired action.
Thanks,
Aaron Buechlein
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