Open chrishuges opened 5 years ago
Okay, that sounds like it should be pretty easy to fix. You are using v2.0.2?
Kevin
On Thu, Sep 12, 2019, 4:37 PM Christopher Hughes, notifications@github.com wrote:
Describe the bug Processing some data files for quantification with TMT. If I use the flags -quxmR -r TMT11, it will throw an error that -q and -r are mutually dependent. If I use -q and -r alone, the program will execute correctly. If I try to stack anything with -q, it won't work and will throw the same error. If I do -q -r TMT11 -uxmR, it will also work fine.
Description of raw file Standard DDA file.
Command line arguments This differs, but generally using the -q and -r flags.
Command line output
bash-4.2$ mono /projects/ptx_analysis/chughes/software/RawTools/rawtools202/RawTools.exe -f ./20190706_BMBP_SS_Sorensen_PDX-Renata_F01_016.raw -quxmR -r TMT11 -o ./ ERROR: The following arguments are mutually depent: -q, -r.
Screenshots [image: Screen Shot 2019-09-12 at 1 34 12 PM] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/9595225/64818974-18bc0f80-d562-11e9-9cd3-801398344b31.png
Desktop & RawTools information:
- OS: CentOS 7
- RawTools version: 2.0.2
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Describe the bug Processing some data files for quantification with TMT. If I use the flags -quxmR -r TMT11, it will throw an error that -q and -r are mutually dependent. If I use -q and -r alone, the program will execute correctly. If I try to stack anything with -q, it won't work and will throw the same error. If I do -q -r TMT11 -uxmR, it will also work fine.
Description of raw file Standard DDA file.
Command line arguments This differs, but generally using the -q and -r flags.
Command line output
Screenshots
Desktop & RawTools information: