Right now we can run iMRMC from the command line in a non-interactive way. Here is the command:
java -jar iMRMC-v3p0.jar inputFileName.imrmc
The program creates an output folder with all the analysis results; the name is constructed as the inputFileName with a TimeStamp. I would like to specify the name of the output folder on the command line as follows:
java -jar iMRMC-v3p0.jar inputFileName.imrmc outputFolder
Is this possible?
This will make it easier to access the results from inside other software. Right now I am creating an input file in R and calling the iMRMC program. It is hard to access the results because I don't know the outputFolder. I don't know the timestamp.
qigongFDA
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7 years ago
Right now we can run iMRMC from the command line in a non-interactive way. Here is the command: java -jar iMRMC-v3p0.jar inputFileName.imrmc The program creates an output folder with all the analysis results; the name is constructed as the inputFileName with a TimeStamp. I would like to specify the name of the output folder on the command line as follows: java -jar iMRMC-v3p0.jar inputFileName.imrmc outputFolder
Is this possible? This will make it easier to access the results from inside other software. Right now I am creating an input file in R and calling the iMRMC program. It is hard to access the results because I don't know the outputFolder. I don't know the timestamp.
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