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It would be helpful to have a signal condition (either error or warning message) that will be activated when a user requests annotations for a mouse Fc or other non-human protein that doesn't have a cleanly mapped Entrez ID, and therefore is not available in the package. Currently, if a user searches for one of these analytes, they will get no annotation entries back & an error saying the key is invalid. This could be confusing or misleading (they could think they made a mistake with their query, misunderstood how to use the package, etc.).
The SeqIds for these entries (i.e. non-human proteins) are currently not part of the SQLite db for this package. To identify and signal a message whenever these values are queried, there would need to be some form of underlying data structure in the package that maintains a list of these IDs. This could possibly be an un-exported data object (like somascan_menus but for internal use only).
It would be helpful to have a signal condition (either error or warning message) that will be activated when a user requests annotations for a mouse Fc or other non-human protein that doesn't have a cleanly mapped Entrez ID, and therefore is not available in the package. Currently, if a user searches for one of these analytes, they will get no annotation entries back & an error saying the key is invalid. This could be confusing or misleading (they could think they made a mistake with their query, misunderstood how to use the package, etc.).
Example:
See this chapter of Advanced R for implementing signaling conditions.
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