Closed Alfredssss closed 7 years ago
Dear @Alfredssss,
in this case the command recognizes automatically theR2
file but probably you mean:
micca mergepairs -i *_R1.fastq -o Merged.fastq
When only the option -i
is specified (and not the option -r/--reverse
) the reverse file name will be automatically constructed by replacing the string _R1
in the forward file name with the corresponding _R2
(default behaviour see options -p/--pattern
and -e/--repl
). You can also customize the replacing options, e.g. the command:
micca mergepairs -i *READ1.fastq -o merged.fastq -p READ1 -e READ2
will replace READ1
with READ2
searching in every file *READ1.fastq
.
Moreover, after the merging of the paired reads, different samples will be merged in a single file and sample names will be appended to the sequence identifier (e.g. >SEQID;sample=SAMPLENAME
), as inmicca merge
and micca split
. Sample names are defined as the leftmost part of the file name splitted by the first occurence of _
(-s/--sep
option).
Thank you a lot for your explaination!!!
Hi, When I use
micca mergepairs -i _R1.fastq -o Merged.fastq
it automatically recognize the R2 file? or I have to repeat the same command with R2 and then merge the two file sets? thank you for the attention