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MSGFplus (version 1.6.2)

msgfParTolerance-class: A class handling parent ion tolerance

Description

This class defines a parent ion tolerance and provides methods to get correct system call parameters.

Usage

"show"(object)
"length"(x)
"getMSGFpar"(object)
msgfParTolerance(value, low, high, unit)

Arguments

object
An msgfParTolerance object
x
An msgfParTolerance object
value
A numeric giving the upper and lower bounds of the tolerance
low
A numeric giving the lower bounds of the tolerance
high
A numeric giving the higher bounds of the tolerance
unit
The unit used. Either 'ppm' or 'Da'

Value

For length() An integer.For getMSGFpar() A string.For msgfParTolerance() An msgfParTolerance object.

Methods (by generic)

  • show: Short summary of msgfParTolerance object
  • length: Report the length of an msgfParTolerance object
  • getMSGFpar: Get system compliant function call

Slots

unit
The unit used to define the tolerance
low
The lower bound of the tolerance
high
The higher bound of the tolerance

See Also

Other msgfParClasses: [[,msgfParModificationList,numeric,missing-method, [[<-,msgfParModificationList,numeric,missing,msgfParModification-method, getMSGFpar,msgfParModificationList-method, length,msgfParModificationList-method, msgfParModificationList, msgfParModificationList-class, show,msgfParModificationList-method; getMSGFpar,msgfPar-method, length,msgfPar-method, msgfPar-class, runMSGF,msgfPar-method, show,msgfPar-method; getMSGFpar,msgfParChargeRange-method, length,msgfParChargeRange-method, msgfParChargeRange, msgfParChargeRange-class, show,msgfParChargeRange-method; getMSGFpar,msgfParEnzyme-method, length,msgfParEnzyme-method, msgfParEnzyme, msgfParEnzyme-class, show,msgfParEnzyme-method; getMSGFpar,msgfParFragmentation-method, length,msgfParFragmentation-method, msgfParFragmentation, msgfParFragmentation-class, show,msgfParFragmentation-method; getMSGFpar,msgfParInstrument-method, length,msgfParInstrument-method, msgfParInstrument, msgfParInstrument-class, show,msgfParInstrument-method; getMSGFpar,msgfParIsotopeError-method, length,msgfParIsotopeError-method, msgfParIsotopeError, msgfParIsotopeError-class, show,msgfParIsotopeError-method; getMSGFpar,msgfParLengthRange-method, length,msgfParLengthRange-method, msgfParLengthRange, msgfParLengthRange-class, show,msgfParLengthRange-method; getMSGFpar,msgfParMatches-method, length,msgfParMatches-method, msgfParMatches, msgfParMatches-class, show,msgfParMatches-method; getMSGFpar,msgfParModification-method, msgfParModification, msgfParModification-class, show,msgfParModification-method; getMSGFpar,msgfParNtt-method, length,msgfParNtt-method, msgfParNtt, msgfParNtt-class, show,msgfParNtt-method; getMSGFpar,msgfParProtocol-method, length,msgfParProtocol-method, msgfParProtocol, msgfParProtocol-class, show,msgfParProtocol-method; getMSGFpar,msgfParTda-method, length,msgfParTda-method, msgfParTda, msgfParTda-class, show,msgfParTda-method; msgfPar

Examples

Run this code
# Symmetric
tolerance <- msgfParTolerance(20, unit='ppm')

# Asymmetric
tolerance <- msgfParTolerance(low=0.5, high=1.5, unit='Da')

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