Closed wangzhenkeep closed 7 years ago
The issue with paired reads is that you’ve only got one stdin for two files.
If you have an interleaved FASTQ (read pairs that come one after another, so four lines for the first end then four lines for the second, repeated) then you can do it (BTW, this is not a standard file format, we made it up). As you can with SAM or BAM input. Or you could take one end from stdin and one from an input file, although it’s kind of hard to imagine how that would come up.
So:
snap paired myIndex -pairedInterleavedFastq - -o -sam – snap paired myIndex -pairedFastq – secondEndFile.fq -o -sam – snap paired myIndex -sam - -o -sam –
I’m not sure what else we can do given the limitations of how input redirection works.
--Bill
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The sinlge command looks like : snap single myIndex -fastq - -o -sam -. Dose pairend support to use stdin/stdout? And can you give an example?
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Thanks!!!!
“snap paired myIndex -sam - -o -sam –” ,I like this command very much.
The sinlge command looks like : snap single myIndex -fastq - -o -sam -. Dose pairend support to use stdin/stdout? And can you give an example?
Thanks!