Struct rust_htslib::bcf::record::Record

pub struct Record {
    pub inner: *mut bcf1_t,
    // some fields omitted
}

A VCF/BCF record. New records can be created by the empty_record methods of bcf::Reader and bcf::Writer.

Example

use rust_htslib::bcf::{Format, Writer};
use rust_htslib::bcf::header::Header;

// Create minimal VCF header with a single sample
let mut header = Header::new();
header.push_sample("sample".as_bytes());

// Write uncompressed VCF to stdout with above header and get an empty record
let mut vcf = Writer::from_stdout(&header, true, Format::Vcf).unwrap();
let mut record = vcf.empty_record();

Fields

inner: *mut bcf1_t

Implementations

impl Record

pub fn unpack(&mut self)

Force unpacking of internal record values.

pub fn header(&self) -> &HeaderView

Return associated header.

pub fn inner(&self) -> &bcf1_t

Return reference to the inner C struct.

Remarks

Note that this function is only required as long as Rust-Htslib does not provide full access to all aspects of Htslib.

pub fn inner_mut(&mut self) -> &mut bcf1_t

Return mutable reference to inner C struct.

Remarks

Note that this function is only required as long as Rust-Htslib does not provide full access to all aspects of Htslib.

pub fn rid(&self) -> Option<u32>

Get the reference id of the record.

To look up the contig name, use HeaderView::rid2name.

Returns

• Some(rid) if the internal rid is set to a value that is not -1
• None if the internal rid is set to -1

pub fn set_rid(&mut self, rid: Option<u32>)

Update the reference id of the record.

To look up reference id for a contig name, use HeaderView::name2rid.

Example

Example assumes we have a Record record from a VCF with a header containing region named 1. See module documentation for how to set up VCF, header, and record.

let rid = record.header().name2rid(b"1").ok();
record.set_rid(rid);
assert_eq!(record.rid(), rid);
let name = record.header().rid2name(record.rid().unwrap()).ok();
assert_eq!(Some("1".as_bytes()), name);

pub fn pos(&self) -> i64

Return 0-based position

pub fn set_pos(&mut self, pos: i64)

Set 0-based position

pub fn end(&self) -> i64

Return the 0-based, exclusive end position

Example

let alleles: &[&[u8]] = &[b"AGG", b"TG"];
record.set_alleles(alleles).expect("Failed to set alleles");
record.set_pos(5);

assert_eq!(record.end(), 8)

pub fn id(&self) -> Vec<u8>

Return the value of the ID column.

When empty, returns b".".to_vec().

pub fn set_id(&mut self, id: &[u8]) -> Result<()>

Update the ID string to the given value.

pub fn clear_id(&mut self) -> Result<()>

Clear the ID column (set it to ".").

pub fn push_id(&mut self, id: &[u8]) -> Result<()>

Add the ID string (the ID field is semicolon-separated), checking for duplicates.

pub fn filters(&self) -> Filters<'_>

Return Filters iterator for enumerating all filters that have been set.

A record having the PASS filter will return an empty Filter here.

pub fn has_filter(&self, flt_id: Id) -> bool

Query whether the filter with the given ID has been set.

Arguments

• flt_id - The filter ID to query for.

pub fn set_filters(&mut self, flt_ids: &[Id])

Set the given filters IDs to the FILTER column.

Setting an empty slice removes all filters.

Arguments

• flt_ids - The identifiers of the filter values to set.

pub fn push_filter(&mut self, flt_id: Id)

Add the given filter to the FILTER column.

If val corresponds to "PASS" then all existing filters are removed first. If other than "PASS", then existing "PASS" is removed.

Arguments

• flt_id - The corresponding filter ID value to add.

pub fn remove_filter(&mut self, flt_id: Id, pass_on_empty: bool)

Remove the given filter from the FILTER column.

Arguments

• val - The corresponding filter ID to remove.
• pass_on_empty - Set to “PASS” when removing the last value.

pub fn alleles(&self) -> Vec<&[u8]>

Get alleles strings.

The first allele is the reference allele.

pub fn set_alleles(&mut self, alleles: &[&[u8]]) -> Result<()>

Set alleles. The first allele is the reference allele.

Example

assert_eq!(record.allele_count(), 0);

let alleles: &[&[u8]] = &[b"A", b"TG"];
record.set_alleles(alleles).expect("Failed to set alleles");
assert_eq!(record.allele_count(), 2)

pub fn qual(&self) -> f32

Get variant quality.

pub fn set_qual(&mut self, qual: f32)

Set variant quality.

pub fn info<'a>(&'a self, tag: &'a [u8]) -> Info<'a, Buffer>

pub fn info_shared_buffer<'a, 'b, B: BorrowMut<Buffer> + Borrow<Buffer> + 'b>(
    &'a self,
    tag: &'a [u8],
    buffer: B
) -> Info<'a, B>

Get the value of the given info tag.

pub fn sample_count(&self) -> u32

Get the number of samples.

pub fn allele_count(&self) -> u32

Get the number of alleles, including reference allele.

pub fn push_genotypes(&mut self, genotypes: &[GenotypeAllele]) -> Result<()>

Add/replace genotypes in FORMAT GT tag.

Arguments

• genotypes - a flattened, two-dimensional array of GenotypeAllele, the first dimension contains one array for each sample.

Errors

Returns error if GT tag is not present in header.

Example

Example assumes we have a Record record from a VCF with a GT FORMAT tag. See module documentation for how to set up VCF, header, and record.

let alleles = &[GenotypeAllele::Unphased(1), GenotypeAllele::Unphased(1)];
record.push_genotypes(alleles);
assert_eq!("1/1", &format!("{}", record.genotypes().unwrap().get(0)));

pub fn genotypes(&self) -> Result<Genotypes<'_, Buffer>>

Get genotypes as vector of one Genotype per sample.

Example

Parsing genotype field (GT tag) from a VCF record:

use crate::rust_htslib::bcf::{Reader, Read};
let mut vcf = Reader::from_path(&"test/test_string.vcf").expect("Error opening file.");
let expected = ["./1", "1|1", "0/1", "0|1", "1|.", "1/1"];
for (rec, exp_gt) in vcf.records().zip(expected.iter()) {
    let mut rec = rec.expect("Error reading record.");
    let genotypes = rec.genotypes().expect("Error reading genotypes");
    assert_eq!(&format!("{}", genotypes.get(0)), exp_gt);
}

pub fn genotypes_shared_buffer<'a, B>(
    &self,
    buffer: B
) -> Result<Genotypes<'a, B>> where
    B: BorrowMut<Buffer> + Borrow<Buffer> + 'a, 

pub fn format<'a>(&'a self, tag: &'a [u8]) -> Format<'a, Buffer>

Retrieve data for a FORMAT field

Example

Note: some boilerplate for the example is hidden for clarity. See module documentation for an example of the setup used here.

header.push_sample(b"sample1").push_sample(b"sample2").push_record(br#"##FORMAT=<ID=DP,Number=1,Type=Integer,Description="Read Depth">"#);
record.push_format_integer(b"DP", &[20, 12]).expect("Failed to set DP format field");

let read_depths = record.format(b"DP").integer().expect("Couldn't retrieve DP field");
let sample1_depth = read_depths[0];
assert_eq!(sample1_depth, &[20]);
let sample2_depth = read_depths[1];
assert_eq!(sample2_depth, &[12])

Errors

Attention: the returned BufferBacked from integer() (read_depths), which holds the data, has to be kept in scope as long as the data is accessed. If parts of the data are accessed after the BufferBacked object is been dropped, you will access unallocated memory.

pub fn format_shared_buffer<'a, 'b, B: BorrowMut<Buffer> + Borrow<Buffer> + 'b>(
    &'a self,
    tag: &'a [u8],
    buffer: B
) -> Format<'a, B>

Get the value of the given format tag for each sample.

pub fn push_format_integer(&mut self, tag: &[u8], data: &[i32]) -> Result<()>

Add/replace an integer-typed FORMAT tag.

Arguments

• tag - The tag’s string.
• data - a flattened, two-dimensional array, the first dimension contains one array for each sample.

Errors

Returns error if tag is not present in header.

pub fn push_format_float(&mut self, tag: &[u8], data: &[f32]) -> Result<()>

Add/replace a float-typed FORMAT tag.

Arguments

• tag - The tag’s string.
• data - a flattened, two-dimensional array, the first dimension contains one array for each sample.

Errors

Returns error if tag is not present in header.

Example

Example assumes we have a Record record from a VCF with an AF FORMAT tag. See module documentation for how to set up VCF, header, and record.

record.push_format_float(b"AF", &[0.5]);
assert_eq!(0.5, record.format(b"AF").float().unwrap()[0][0]);

pub fn push_format_char(&mut self, tag: &[u8], data: &[u8]) -> Result<()>

Add/replace a single-char-typed FORMAT tag.

Arguments

• tag - The tag’s string.
• data - a flattened, two-dimensional array, the first dimension contains one array for each sample.

Errors

Returns error if tag is not present in header.

pub fn push_format_string<D: Borrow<[u8]>>(
    &mut self,
    tag: &[u8],
    data: &[D]
) -> Result<()>

Add a string-typed FORMAT tag. Note that genotypes are treated as a special case and cannot be added with this method. See instead push_genotypes.

Arguments

• tag - The tag’s string.
• data - a two-dimensional array, the first dimension contains one array for each sample. Must be non-empty.

Errors

Returns error if tag is not present in header.

pub fn push_info_integer(&mut self, tag: &[u8], data: &[i32]) -> Result<()>

Add/replace an integer-typed INFO entry.

pub fn clear_info_integer(&mut self, tag: &[u8]) -> Result<()>

Remove the integer-typed INFO entry.

pub fn push_info_float(&mut self, tag: &[u8], data: &[f32]) -> Result<()>

Add/replace a float-typed INFO entry.

pub fn clear_info_float(&mut self, tag: &[u8]) -> Result<()>

Remove the float-typed INFO entry.

pub fn push_info_flag(&mut self, tag: &[u8]) -> Result<()>

Set flag into the INFO column.

pub fn clear_info_flag(&mut self, tag: &[u8]) -> Result<()>

Remove the flag from the INFO column.

pub fn push_info_string(&mut self, tag: &[u8], data: &[&[u8]]) -> Result<()>

Add/replace a string-typed INFO entry.

pub fn clear_info_string(&mut self, tag: &[u8]) -> Result<()>

Remove the string field from the INFO column.

pub fn trim_alleles(&mut self) -> Result<()>

Remove unused alleles.

pub fn remove_alleles(&mut self, remove: &[bool]) -> Result<()>

pub fn rlen(&self) -> i64

Get the length of the reference allele. If the record has no reference allele, then the result will be 0.

Example

let alleles: &[&[u8]] = &[b"AGG", b"TG"];
record.set_alleles(alleles).expect("Failed to set alleles");
assert_eq!(record.rlen(), 3)

pub fn clear(&self)

Clear all parts of the record. Useful if you plan to reuse a record object multiple times.

Example

let alleles: &[&[u8]] = &[b"AGG", b"TG"];
record.set_alleles(alleles).expect("Failed to set alleles");
record.set_pos(6);
record.clear();
assert_eq!(record.rlen(), 0);
assert_eq!(record.pos(), 0)

pub fn desc(&self) -> String

Provide short description of record for locating it in the BCF/VCF file.

Trait Implementations

impl AbstractLocus for Record

fn contig(&self) -> &str

Identifier for a genomic contig, e.g., a chromosome

fn pos(&self) -> u64

Position on the contig

impl Debug for Record

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Drop for Record

fn drop(&mut self)

Executes the destructor for this type.

impl Send for Record

impl Sync for Record