Closed vtosevski closed 4 years ago
Should be fixable, will let you know.
@bryce-chamberlain do you want to have a look? (Also, do you want to fill out your information in the DESCRIPTION
file?)
Looks like it fails because the command gets broken into several lines.
Simple reproducible example:
seurat <-lineages <-T.markers <-tumor.markers <-cluster_DEG_A <-cluster_DEG_B <-GO_A <- GO_B <- 1
qsavem(file = "abundance_expression_ExpA_SCT.qs", seurat, lineages, T.markers, tumor.markers, cluster_DEG_A, cluster_DEG_B, GO_A, GO_B)
In the mean time, you can do this which is equivalent:
qsave(file = "abundance_expression_ExpA_SCT.qs", list(seurat=seurat, lineages=lineages,
T.markers=T.markers, tumor.markers=tumor.markers,
cluster_DEG_A=cluster_DEG_A, cluster_DEG_B=cluster_DEG_B, GO_A=GO_A, GO_B=GO_B))
Sure, I'll take a look.
Looks like there is an issue where the file argument must be last. So
qsavem(seurat, lineages, T.markers, tumor.markers, cluster_DEG_A, cluster_DEG_B, GO_A, GO_B, file = "abundance_expression_ExpA_SCT.qs")
might work. I'll submit a PR to remove this requirement.
Hi both,
Thanks a lot for the swift reply. I have initially tried both suggestions you made (making a named list of objects as an argument) and also putting file argument last (and also with and without nthreads argument). None of those worked albeit I was getting a different error message, if memory serves me well. Let me do that again and report the exact outcome.
@vtosevski Try remotes::install_github("traversc/qs")
Hi there,
I used to use qsavem previously without issues but now somehow it doesn't work, and I don't understand why. The example code that comes with the package works fine, but when using it in an actual pipeline I am getting:
Error in parse(text = paste0("qsave(savelist, ", paste0(objnames[-unnamed], : <text>:2:0: unexpected end of input 1: qsave(savelist, qsavem(file = "/pstore/data/RICZ_SCA/09_CD20-TCB/abundance_expression_ExpA_SCT.qs") ^
The traceback shows:
What am I doing wrong here?
Thanks, Vinko