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\name{getQueryLink}
\alias{getQueryLink}
\alias{getQuery4UG}
\alias{getQuery4SP}
\alias{getQuery4OMIM}
\alias{getQuery4GB}
\alias{getQuery4Affy}
\alias{getQuery4FB}
\alias{getQuery4EN}
\alias{getCells}
\alias{getTDRows}
\alias{getQuery4TR}
\alias{getQuery4ENSEMBL}
\title{Functions to create hypertext links that can be placed in a table
cell of a HTML file }
\description{
Given a vector of ids, the functions will create a vector of
hypertext links to a defined public repositories such as
LocusLink, UniGene .... The linkages can be placed in a html file
constructed by \code{\link{htmlpage}.}
}
\usage{
getQueryLink(ids, repository = "ug", ...)
getTDRows(ids, repository = "ug", ...)
getCells(ids, repository = "ug", ...)
getQuery4UG(ids, ...)
getQuery4SP(ids, ...)
getQuery4GB(ids, ...)
getQuery4OMIM(ids, ...)
getQuery4Affy(ids, ...)
getQuery4FB(ids, ...)
getQuery4EN(ids, ...)
getQuery4TR(ids, ...)
getQuery4ENSEMBL(ids, ...)
}
%- maybe also 'usage' for other objects documented here.
\arguments{
\item{ids}{ A character vector of ids, or alternatively, a list
containing character vectors of ids. These will be used to construct
hypertext links. A list should be used in cases where there are
multiple ids per gene.}
\item{repository}{ A character string for the name of a public
repository. Valid values include "ll", "ug", "gb", "sp", "omim",
"affy", "en", and "fb". See the details section for more
information. }
\item{...}{Allows end user to pass additional arguments. See details
for \code{\link{getQuery4ENSEMBL}} for more information.}
}
\details{
\code{\link{getQuery4GB}} constructs hypertext links to GenBank using the
provided ids.
\code{\link{getQuery4UG}} constructs hypertext links to UniGene using the
provided ids.
\code{\link{getQuery4Affy}} constructs hypertext links to Affymetrix using the
provided ids.
\code{\link{getQuery4SP}} constructs hypertext links to SwissProt using the
provided ids.
\code{\link{getQuery4OMIM}} constructs hypertext links to OMIM using the
provided ids.
\code{\link{getQuery4FB}} constructs hypertext links to FlyBase using
the provided ids.
\code{\link{getQuery4EN}} constructs hypertext links to EntrezGene
using the provided ids.
\code{\link{getQuery4TR}} constructs hypertext links to TAIR using the
provided ids.
\code{\link{getQuery4ENSEMBL}} constructs hypertext links to Ensembl
using the provided ids. An additional 'species' argument must be passed
to this function via the \code{...} argument to \code{htmlpage}. The
form of the argument must be e.g., species="Homo_sapiens" for
human. Note the capitalized genus and underscore (_) separator.
\code{\link{getQueryLink}} directs calls to construct hypertext links using
the provided ids.
\code{\link{getTDRows}} constructs each row of the resulting table.
\code{\link{getCells}} constructs each cell of the resulting table.
Note that some of these functions (\code{getQuery4OMIM},
\code{getQuery4UG}, \code{getQuery4FB}) attempt to
return empty cells for ids that don't make sense, rather than broken
links. For the other getQuery4XX functions, the end user must replace
all nonsense ids with " " in order to have an empty cell.
Also note that creating additional links is quite simple. First, define
a new 'getQuery4XX()' function modeled on the existing functions, then
add this function to the \code{getQueryLink} function.
}
\value{
Returns a vector of character strings representing the hypertext links.
}
\author{ Jianhua Zhang <jzhang@jimmy.harvard.edu> with further
modifications by James W. MacDonald <jmacdon@med.umich.edu> }
\keyword{ manip }% __ONLY ONE__ keyword per line
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