Closed gnilihzeux closed 7 years ago
Can you show the detailed commands and error information?
Sorry for my unclear meaning. The commands is:
CIRCexplorer2 annotate -r ~/hg38_ens.txt -g ~/ensembl_grch38.fa ~/circ_out > CIRCexplorer2_annotate.log
and the error is:
Usage: CIRCexplorer2 annotate [options] -r REF -g GENOME <circ_dir>
And the content of files were described above.
The error message is saying that there is something wrong with your command. But I can't find it out with
CIRCexplorer2 annotate -r ~/hg38_ens.txt -g ~/ensembl_grch38.fa ~/circ_out > CIRCexplorer2_annotate.log
May there are some problems when you type in the terminal. Can you provide a screenshots with the command and error?
Thank you for your attention! It seems work after adjusting my input format. Before:
CIRCexplorer2 annotate -r ~/hg38_ens.txt \
-g -g ~/ensembl_grch38.fa \
~/circ_out \
> CIRCexplorer2_annotate.log
I think the problem is double "-g" in your command before.
Eh, it's a wrong handling. Actually I find CIRCexplorer2 annotate
seems not support linux continue operater '\'
just as below:
CIRCexplorer2 annotate -r ~/hg38_ens.txt \
-g ~/ensembl_grch38.fa \
~/circ_out \
> CIRCexplorer2_annotate.log
Even just one \
.
I wish this could be solved because of the ugly format of full path. Maybe mine is an exception.
I followed the manual and couldn't continue the 'Annotating' with a reply from the error file:
Usage: CIRCexplorer2 annotate [options] -r REF -g GENOME <circ_dir>
Then I checked my input and found no incompatibility.
The
REF
is from Ensembl GRCh38 gtf consistent with Ref_genome by usinggtfToGenePred
. The header is:And my Ref genome is Ensembl GRCh38, headers are:
and
<circ_dir>
is directorycirc_out
with filefusion_junction.bed
and its header is:Thanks for your attention!