Closed mlovci closed 9 years ago
now it looks in $HOME/gscripts_resource
Where are the resources on ucsd computers? Do we need to set a variable like we do with GENOME?
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now it looks in $HOME/gscripts_resources
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Those are already in place, see the code. no, you don't need an environment variable. this won't change anything on UCSD comptuers
$GENOME might be a better place to put it actually
updated
gscripts/rnaseq/oldsplice.py
to find resources on paths for non-UCSD computers.