All three MatchMaps utilities now write out a shell script which can be used to re-run the utility with the same parameters.
At present, this feature cannot be turned off
By default, the file is called run_matchmaps.sh and will overwrite any other file with the same name. A different filename can be provided using the --script flag.
Unlike all other matchmaps functionality, the shell script is written out in the current working directory. This is done to ensure that the supplied input/output paths remain correct. Personally, I recommend the following file architecture:
All three MatchMaps utilities now write out a shell script which can be used to re-run the utility with the same parameters.
run_matchmaps.sh
and will overwrite any other file with the same name. A different filename can be provided using the--script
flag.matchmaps
functionality, the shell script is written out in the current working directory. This is done to ensure that the supplied input/output paths remain correct. Personally, I recommend the following file architecture:but of course there are many good options.