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A test for pull request #718#1

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The test doesn't pass. An extra new line character appears in the uncompressed text.

Dmytro Guzenko and others added 9 commits January 10, 2018 16:53
If optimized alignment is shorter than the initial one, trailing zeros will remain.
As zero is a valid residue index, this may lead to broken logic when the alignment is processed further down the line, e.g., in subunit clustering for pseudo-symmetry.
Testing if alignments contain duplicate indices for CE and FatCatRigid.
Trimming zeroes in optimised alignment
Fixing hmmer scan web service and adding test for it
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The test fails. It says that the uncompressed stream has an additional newline. However, the code contains the "original text" as a constant, without a newline. But decompressing the test file with the unix "uncompress" command shows that the original test file did have a newline. A simple correction is to add the newline to the constant in the test program.

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You are totally right, unix uncompress behaves in the same way and outputs a new line too. Perhaps the compress program added a new line? I'm not sure what happened exactly. My bad.

Could you add that new line and commit to your PR. After that we can merge. Thank you!

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zweibieren commented Jan 25, 2018 via email

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