Closed mchaisso closed 5 years ago
doesn't this help?:
" You can pass a regex to parameter -e / --exclude to sedef.sh to modify this criteria. For example, to use FASTAs with NCBI format pass -e "^[0-9A-Z]+$"."
Yes and no. First, the regex specifies contigs to include, so the option is strange. Next, just add an option that says "--all", so I don't have to write -e "^.*". If no valid contigs are found, a help message about specifying "--all" should be printed.
On Fri, Jun 28, 2019 at 12:40 AM Can Alkan notifications@github.com wrote:
doesn't this help?:
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Otherwise, pretty glad to have this method out there, nobody wants to wgac.
On Fri, Jun 28, 2019 at 9:24 AM Mark Chaisson mchaisso@gmail.com wrote:
Yes and no. First, the regex specifies contigs to include, so the option is strange. Next, just add an option that says "--all", so I don't have to write -e "^.*". If no valid contigs are found, a help message about specifying "--all" should be printed.
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ok, assigning @inumanag since I have no knowledge of the inner workings of the code
Please try -t translation.fa
(this was added to support non-human genomes and various in-house assemblies). Let me know if it works!
3d67e9d fixed this
I'd like to run on nonhuman genomes, but I'm too lazy to do anything to adapt the code to handle contigs that do not start "chr", or to run the manual transmission commands listed in the readme. Can you write a shell script to run this on files that start with any chromosome name?