Struct bigtools::BigWigWrite

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pub struct BigWigWrite {
    pub path: String,
    pub options: BBIWriteOptions,
}
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The struct used to write a bigWig file

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§path: String§options: BBIWriteOptions

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impl BigWigWrite

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pub fn create_file(path: String) -> Self

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pub fn write<Values: ChromValues<Value = Value> + Send + 'static, V: ChromData<Values = Values>>( self, chrom_sizes: HashMap<String, u32>, vals: V, runtime: Runtime ) -> Result<(), ProcessChromError<Values::Error>>

Write the values from V as a bigWig. Will utilize the provided runtime for encoding values and for reading through the values (potentially parallelized by chromosome).

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pub fn write_singlethreaded<Values: ChromValues<Value = Value>, V: ChromData<Values = Values>>( self, chrom_sizes: HashMap<String, u32>, vals: V, runtime: Runtime ) -> Result<(), ProcessChromError<Values::Error>>

Write the values from V as a bigWig. Will utilize the provided runtime for encoding values, but will read through values on the current thread.

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pub fn write_multipass<Values: ChromValues<Value = Value> + Send + 'static, V: ChromData<Values = Values>>( self, make_vals: impl Fn() -> Result<V, ProcessChromError<Values::Error>>, chrom_sizes: HashMap<String, u32>, runtime: Runtime ) -> Result<(), ProcessChromError<Values::Error>>

Write the values from V as a bigWig. Will utilize the provided runtime for encoding values and for reading through the values (potentially parallelized by chromosome). This will take two passes on the provided values: first to write the values themselves, then the zooms. This is beneficial over write on smaller files, where the encoding of high resolution zooms takes up a substantial portion of total processing time.

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