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we often need to know the number of uncovered basepairs in a gene, in addition to the percentage of the covered regions. so I extracted these two additional values from bamstats.

we often need to know the number of uncovered basepairs in a gene, in addition to the percentage of the covered regions. so I extracted these two additional values from bamstats.
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have you tested the updated function?
I fear it will throw a python syntax error. should be sum() and you have to remove a )

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also missing: where and how are you going to report those numbers?

actually I havnt tested the code. I will test it when we finish the pending runs, 
I will keep the branch for now, until I do the actual testing.
w.r.t. where to use the additional columns, it will be written by  result.to_csv to the usual output file.
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Please also double check that those additional two columns do not break parsing the output files in function _get_statusdata_coverage of the same source file ~ line 229

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ok, I did things the opposit way, I should have tested the code before pulling this branch!
I will get back to this branch with the correct code after I finish the testing locally

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