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Thanks for developing such a useful piece of software!
I bumped into an issue when using GFF3 files in Polyester. In GFF3, attributes are separated by and equals signs ("=") rather than spaces (" "), so the program was throwing errors when it reached line 27 in getAttributeField.R: a = strsplit(atts, split = " ", fixed = TRUE)
I just did a quick substitution in my GFF to get around it and it worked fine, but it would be good to have an argument to specify this. E.g.
a = strsplit(atts, split = attr_field_separator, fixed = TRUE)
and have attr_field_separator inherited from the top level function simulate_experiment.
I would submit a pull request, but I'm heading off on parental leave today so won't have the time for a 7 weeks.
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Thanks for the suggestion! Agree that would be a good idea. Feel free to submit a PR whenever you're ready -- chances are low that I personally will get to this within the next 2 months, though I may get to it eventually!
Thanks for developing such a useful piece of software!
I bumped into an issue when using GFF3 files in Polyester. In GFF3, attributes are separated by and equals signs ("=") rather than spaces (" "), so the program was throwing errors when it reached line 27 in getAttributeField.R:
a = strsplit(atts, split = " ", fixed = TRUE)
I just did a quick substitution in my GFF to get around it and it worked fine, but it would be good to have an argument to specify this. E.g.
a = strsplit(atts, split = attr_field_separator, fixed = TRUE)
and have
attr_field_separator
inherited from the top level functionsimulate_experiment
.I would submit a pull request, but I'm heading off on parental leave today so won't have the time for a 7 weeks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: