How to use the pyteomics.auxiliary.OffsetIndex function in pyteomics
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mobiusklein / ms_deisotope / ms_deisotope / data_source / mgf.py View on Github 
def _create_parser(self):
if self._use_index:
return _MGFParser(self.source_file, read_charges=False,
convert_arrays=1, encoding=self.encoding)
simple_reader = mgf.MGF(
self.source_file, read_charges=False,
convert_arrays=1, encoding=self.encoding)
simple_reader.index = OffsetIndex()
return simple_readerpyteomics
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78 / 100Popular pyteomics functions
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