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The following line works IF you happen to get superorder as the first column after the samples.
I have to change this string depending on the job.
stopPos <- which(colnames == "superorder") -1
The problem is the variable-number of sample columns with arbitrary naming.
A hacky, but reliable, solution would be an empty column with a delimiting name.
Otherwise, would need to track the number of sample columns between successive scripts: nasty. It is the fact that we are using multiple scripts that makes this complex, but I still like the modular approach overall.
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The following line works IF you happen to get superorder as the first column after the samples.
I have to change this string depending on the job.
stopPos <- which(colnames == "superorder") -1
The problem is the variable-number of sample columns with arbitrary naming.
A hacky, but reliable, solution would be an empty column with a delimiting name.
Otherwise, would need to track the number of sample columns between successive scripts: nasty. It is the fact that we are using multiple scripts that makes this complex, but I still like the modular approach overall.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: