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I'm new to pyteomics and just installed with pip, however when I try to do a standard import like |
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I think this is how packages are supposed to work, in general. from pyteomics import parser
parser.parse('PEPTIDE') |
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Thanks for the reply. I generally import using a reference to the package name to avoid conflicts. Otherwise, if I'm using another package with a parser function it would be cause problems, but it's always possible to import with an alias. It seems like there's lots of useful tools here. Thanks again! |
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Of course, that's also possible: import pyteomics.parser
pyteomics.parser.parse('PEPTIDE')I'm glad that you're finding Pyteomics useful! |
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I think this is how packages are supposed to work, in general.
You can import each function or each module, e.g.: