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    dridk2
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    It's a tabular data, contaning genom data !

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      dridk
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      Damn.. I have 2 Qt account !
      So, yes I will look on qCache! It looks greate!

      Nothing in Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution

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        Damn.. I have 2 Qt account !
        So, yes I will look on qCache! It looks greate!

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        mrjj
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        @dridk2 said:

        tabular data

        Ok, so is each row is same size or will it be very different ?

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          @dridk2 said:

          tabular data

          Ok, so is each row is same size or will it be very different ?

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          dridk
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          @mrjj Same size !
          Something like :

          chromosom start end value
          1 435345 234234234 A
          1 4234234 23423424 C
          1 13232 5534534 T

          Nothing in Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution

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            dridk
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            So I would like to do something like :

            QCache<int, MyItem > datas; 
            
            model::data(QModelIndex index) 
               {
               return datas[index.row()]
               }
            

            Nothing in Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution

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              @mrjj Same size !
              Something like :

              chromosom start end value
              1 435345 234234234 A
              1 4234234 23423424 C
              1 13232 5534534 T

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              mrjj
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              @dridk
              Ok so binary or text format ?
              3 GB of such lines. wow :)
              must be many millions.

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                @dridk
                Ok so binary or text format ?
                3 GB of such lines. wow :)
                must be many millions.

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                dridk
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                @mrjj Yes text format ! It's your DNA ! 3 billons of letter A,C,G,T !

                I m starting a new application : a genom browser ! Alternative of this web application : UCSC

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                  mrjj
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                  Im not sure cache will make you happy.
                  But yes something like that.

                  But I worry about filling the cache.
                  as file seek into such file is expensive too.

                  How big section of the data do u need to have loaded at any given time?

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                    Im not sure cache will make you happy.
                    But yes something like that.

                    But I worry about filling the cache.
                    as file seek into such file is expensive too.

                    How big section of the data do u need to have loaded at any given time?

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                    dridk
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                    @mrjj This the main difficulty ! The view is a painted widget ! Where you can zoom in/out, drag left and right !
                    Imagine a very large horizontal scrollable plot ! This is it ! So, that's mean, I have to fit the cache with the current view zoom level ! ... Looks difficults!

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                      @mrjj This the main difficulty ! The view is a painted widget ! Where you can zoom in/out, drag left and right !
                      Imagine a very large horizontal scrollable plot ! This is it ! So, that's mean, I have to fit the cache with the current view zoom level ! ... Looks difficults!

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                      mrjj
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                      @dridk

                      Yes it sounds somewhat/very complex.
                      Normally plot widgets die around some millions plots.
                      Each "DNA" is that just a dot or does it have lines etc?

                      Is this file u fool around with , available from
                      https://genome.ucsc.edu

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                        dridk
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                        Briefly, the DNA is a string of 3 billions of A,C,G,T .
                        They are many extra data containing feature of dna. For exemple :
                        between positionA and positionB, they are a gene. Those features are saved into different file format , and always have this fields avaible : posA, posB, value1, value2...

                        So, I want to make a genome browser, which show "track" aligned with DNA. It can have many track. For exemple, this picture is a genome browser showing :

                        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnVrjj0RmOg

                        And this screenshot which show different tracks :
                        http://www.cureffi.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/ucsc-genome-browser-mapability-gc-percent-highlighted-1024x440.png

                        All data are avaible from UCSC table browser :
                        https://genome-euro.ucsc.edu/cgi-bin/hgTables?hgsid=212129308_3BqNFprOMlddL1eZgG2seuarNOqp

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                          Briefly, the DNA is a string of 3 billions of A,C,G,T .
                          They are many extra data containing feature of dna. For exemple :
                          between positionA and positionB, they are a gene. Those features are saved into different file format , and always have this fields avaible : posA, posB, value1, value2...

                          So, I want to make a genome browser, which show "track" aligned with DNA. It can have many track. For exemple, this picture is a genome browser showing :

                          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnVrjj0RmOg

                          And this screenshot which show different tracks :
                          http://www.cureffi.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/ucsc-genome-browser-mapability-gc-percent-highlighted-1024x440.png

                          All data are avaible from UCSC table browser :
                          https://genome-euro.ucsc.edu/cgi-bin/hgTables?hgsid=212129308_3BqNFprOMlddL1eZgG2seuarNOqp

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                          mrjj
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                          @dridk
                          Ok. thank you for the info.
                          I see what you try to make. Interesting.

                          Since you are viewing a segment at a time, maybe a memory mapped file
                          approach is suitable?

                          is the platform windows or linux?

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                            @dridk
                            Ok. thank you for the info.
                            I see what you try to make. Interesting.

                            Since you are viewing a segment at a time, maybe a memory mapped file
                            approach is suitable?

                            is the platform windows or linux?

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                            dridk
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                            @mrjj Should be avaible everywhere. Why this question ?

                            Nothing in Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution

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                              @mrjj Should be avaible everywhere. Why this question ?

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                              dridk
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                              @dridk I see one segment at a time.. But I want to have the feeling that you can move smoothy without any load

                              Nothing in Biology Makes Sense Except in the Light of Evolution

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                                @mrjj Should be avaible everywhere. Why this question ?

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                                mrjj
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                                @dridk
                                well both platforms supports mem files.
                                I have not tried Qt version so was just to know.
                                I have used it on windows with native API to fool around in 23 GB image.

                                But it seems Qt support this crossplatform.

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