"Platform" not recorded properly in the Investigation file.
Problem occurs when user has have both positive and negative mzML and the user has selected to split the mzML files into 2 assays (1 for pos and 1 for neg).
To solve this I have added as small fix that checks if positive and negative files should be separated into different assays. If this is true then I simply store two "Platform" names accordingly in the investigation file. (The "Platform" name is set as the instrument name derived from the mzML files)
NOTE: If there are multiple mzML files with different instrument names (e.g. Q-Exactive, LTQ Orbitrap) then a warning is given to check the "Platform" is recorded properly. The platform will be recorded as a combination of both instruments e.g ("Q-Exactive, LTQ Orbitrap") in these cases.
I think this is an unlikely occurrence anyway as in most cases I imagine it is one instrument name per assay.
Fix for issue #27
"Platform" not recorded properly in the Investigation file.
Problem occurs when user has have both positive and negative mzML and the user has selected to split the mzML files into 2 assays (1 for pos and 1 for neg).
To solve this I have added as small fix that checks if positive and negative files should be separated into different assays. If this is true then I simply store two "Platform" names accordingly in the investigation file. (The "Platform" name is set as the instrument name derived from the mzML files)
NOTE: If there are multiple mzML files with different instrument names (e.g. Q-Exactive, LTQ Orbitrap) then a warning is given to check the "Platform" is recorded properly. The platform will be recorded as a combination of both instruments e.g ("Q-Exactive, LTQ Orbitrap") in these cases.
I think this is an unlikely occurrence anyway as in most cases I imagine it is one instrument name per assay.