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Hi, I'm trying to run my data but MrBayes report to me a error. I have 17 sequences with a length >2000000. I've already try wit "interleave", but still reporting the same bug.
MrBayes > exe SCOutBayes.nex
Executing file "SCOutBayes.nex"
UNIX line termination
Longest line length = 3006812
Parsing file
Expecting NEXUS formatted file
Reading taxa block
Allocated taxon set
Defining new set of 17 taxa
Exiting taxa block
Reading characters block
Allocated matrix
Defining new character matrix with 3006800 characters
Data is Dna
Gaps coded as -
Data matrix is interleaved
Taxon 1 -> CJ
Error while parsing a string. Token "GGCGCGGGGGCGGGGAGGCC...[followed by at least 99970 more charectors]" is too long.
Maximum allowed length of a token is 99990
The error occurred when reading char. 100067-100086 on line 10
in the file 'SCOutBayes.nex'
The longest line supported is 99990, as reported by the error message. You can shorten the number of charactors in each line if you use interleaved format. Refer to issue #113.
Hi, I'm trying to run my data but MrBayes report to me a error. I have 17 sequences with a length >2000000. I've already try wit "interleave", but still reporting the same bug.
MrBayes > exe SCOutBayes.nex
Executing file "SCOutBayes.nex" UNIX line termination Longest line length = 3006812 Parsing file Expecting NEXUS formatted file Reading taxa block Allocated taxon set Defining new set of 17 taxa Exiting taxa block Reading characters block Allocated matrix Defining new character matrix with 3006800 characters Data is Dna Gaps coded as - Data matrix is interleaved Taxon 1 -> CJ Error while parsing a string. Token "GGCGCGGGGGCGGGGAGGCC...[followed by at least 99970 more charectors]" is too long. Maximum allowed length of a token is 99990 The error occurred when reading char. 100067-100086 on line 10 in the file 'SCOutBayes.nex'