#' Load alignments between optical maps
#'
#' BioNano optical maps can be aligned to each other. Normally, the alignment
#' results are saved into three files, named as "xxx.xmap", "xxx_r.xmap" and
#' "xxx_q.xmap".
#'
#' @param file xmap ('xxx.xmap') file to load
#' @param ref_file reference cmap ('xxx_r.cmap') file to load
#' @param qry_file query cmap ('xxx_q.cmap') file to load
#' @param sort logical. If "TRUE", the results will be sorted by
#' genomic coordinates, otherwise to keep order as in file
#' @param expandHitEnum logical. If "TRUE", the 'hitEnum' field will be parsed
#'
#' @return 'load_alignment()' returns a list, which contains three data frames,
#' named as 'xmap', 'ref' and 'qry'.
#'
#' @seealso read_xmap read_cmap
#'
load_alignment <- function(file, ref_file, qry_file,
sort = FALSE, expandHitEnum = FALSE)
{
if (is.null(ref_file) || is.null(qry_file)) {
prefix <- gsub("\\.xmap(\\.gz)?$", "", file)
if (is.null(ref_file)) {
ref_file <- paste0(prefix, "_r.cmap") %>% check_if_gzipped
}
if (is.null(qry_file)) {
qry_file <- paste0(prefix, "_q.cmap") %>% check_if_gzipped
}
}
return(list(xmap = read_xmap(file, sort, expandHitEnum),
ref = read_cmap(ref_file, sort),
qry = read_cmap(qry_file, sort)))
}
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