Closed boopsboops closed 5 years ago
The good people on Stack Overflow provided a solution:
awk '/^otu/{val=$0;next}{OFS="\t"} {print val,$0}' per_pquery_assign > new
All my queries began with "otu" but this can be changed for something else that can be easily regexed.
Hi @boopsboops,
thanks for the suggestion. I also had a similar issue before, which back then I solved similarly to your solution. Thanks for also posting the awk
command!
Anyway, it is of course better to use a more consistent output format, such as the one you suggested. So this is what we did now. Please download the release of gappa v0.2.0, and see the assign documentation for details of the new formats!
If there are any issues with the new release or the changes to the format, let us know!
Best Lucas
Hi there. Quick question ...
Is is possible to have a tabular output of
gappa analyze assign
, where the queries are in the same row as the other values.It would look like this:
Query\t1\t1\t1\t1\tReference1\n
Query\t1\t1\t1\t1\tReference2\n
Rather than like this:
Query\n
1\t1\t1\t1\tReference1\n
t1\t1\t1\t1\tReference2\n
You probably won't want to change the output of the program, but maybe you know a handy regex or something to reformat?
Cheers!