Closed lorenzgerber closed 7 years ago
Have same issue, with XCMS.CSV I created for ML. Followed your example.
@rsalek Reza, I just got it to work. I reinstalled from a recent download, fixed the permission issue and then after startup, the application updates the plugins. Then mzrt.csv import is available Cheers Lorenz
Is that correcting file:/G:/projects/netbeans/BatMass/build/updates/updates.xml ? hmm, did that still not updated, could it be to /Dev updated center/ URL above?
For me it did. I got the exact same error. I think my issue was that because batmass didn't run with the install script (OSX, due to the permission issues), I started to run it out of the dowloaded directory, which somehow worked, but as such, the plugin update was broken. I removed the whole installation (hidden directory in home .batmass), downloaded a fresh tgz and finally it worked. I also tried on Linux (ubuntu 16.04), which also worked just fine.
can you share your "mzrt.csv" pls I think it could be due to: https://www.dropbox.com/s/sndnmqvhkndp48q/Screenshot%202017-05-20%2021.57.15.png?dl=0
hmm, the mzrt.csv's are really as simple as it sounds. Here is an example that works for me: someTargets.mzrt.csv
@rsalek Here are my configurations settings, they are different to yours: configuration settings
Thx, worked 👍, just now need to figure out how to overlay them :)
Hi guys, sorry, I missed the conversation. I guess you've seen this one tutorial: http://www.batmass.org/tutorial/custom-drawing/ To overlay:
Hi, got it working but can't see the boxes, question rt in second is ok or have to be in min? I also get Java error below ....sorry for the dump!
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException:
-4952
at umich.ms.batmass.gui.viewers.map2d.components.BaseMap2D.addPeakRaw(BaseMap2D.java:651)
at umich.ms.batmass.gui.viewers.map2d.components.BaseMap2D.fillMapFromScans(BaseMap2D.java:289)
at umich.ms.batmass.gui.viewers.map2d.components.Map2DZoomLevel.initMapAxesColors(Map2DZoomLevel.java:82)
at umich.ms.batmass.gui.viewers.map2d.components.Map2DZoomLevel.java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run(EventDispatchThread.java:82)
Has to be in minutes - there's no way to differentiate between time units. Everything in batmass and msftbx is in minutes.
That explains it ... thx :) mine is: xmzLo mzHi rtLo rtHi color opacity 57.97554649 57.97562426 67.846 69.6165 R=255,G=127,B=80 0.1 61.98828098 61.98834594 53.5205 59.0379 R=255,G=127,B=81 0.1 63.61907023 63.62289588 346.002 352.352 R=255,G=127,B=82 0.1 70.94597034 70.94624015 52.0364 54.976 R=255,G=127,B=83 0.1 72.94260526 72.94320084 52.9876 54.976 R=255,G=127,B=84 0.1
@rsalek there's also an extra x in mzLo column name. If you're using color it has to be in hex starting with #. e.g. #FF7F50
, I believe, for your color.
just copied it from your tools it is: mzLo mzHi rtLo rtHi color opacity 57.97554649 57.97562426 67.846 69.6165 #ff7f50 0.1 61.98828098 61.98834594 53.5205 59.0379 #ff7f50 0.1 63.61907023 63.62289588 346.002 352.352 #ff7f50 0.1 70.94597034 70.94624015 52.0364 54.976 #ff7f50 0.1
@rsalek is that working now? Because the error in the dump that you've sent was related to something different, I believe.
Seems working now @chhh with rt in min, thx ... all good
I try to import features as mzrt.csv files but they are not recognised. I'm on BatMass 201411181905, with Java 1.8.0_111 using a OSX 10.12.5