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failed to load tblout table #8
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Thanks for the report Valentin! rhmmer doesn't support the output of search. It should though. If your data isn't private, could you send me the first 20 lines or so? Then I can use that as a test case and write a new parser function. Alternatively, if you like writing R code yourself, I would be happy to accept a pull request. |
The same problem. Can't parse both tblout and domtblout. Files attached below. Hope this will help! |
Previously the description column filtered out comments (everything following a '#' sign). This caused all entries in the search domtableout#' sign). This caused all entries in the search domtblout description column to be empty and caused the error seen in #8. The solution is not entirely satisfactory. There may be cases were we actually do want to ignore comments. Also, the search domtblout description comment contains information on the hit that should possibly be extracted and stored in dedicated columns.
@glitchheadgit I have added a partial fix, see the comment message above. Feel free to try this out and let me know if it solves the problem. If so, I will work on resubmitting to cran. |
Hello, I have previously used rhmmer to load hmmscan results using read_tblot() function. In my current case I want to load a hmmsearch table with nearly 26 thousand hits but I'm getting the following error:
May this be due to the large amount of hits that report the table that I'm trying to load ?
bests,
Valentín.
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