Bio::Annotation::TypeManager - Manages types for annotation collections

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perl v5.32.1                                       2021-08-15                  Bio::Annotation::TypeManager(3pm)

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       Bio::Annotation::TypeManager - Manages types for annotation collections

           # default type manager

           $tm = Bio::Annotation::TypeManager->new();

           # $key is a string or a Bio::Ontology::TermI compliant object
           print "The type for $key is ",$tm->type_for_key($key),"\n";

           if( !$tm->is_valid($key,$object) ) {
               $self->throw("Invalid object for key $key");
           }