access to the information of the date/time the sample was recorded

[katpla]

General information

• Operating System: e.g. Windows 7
• ShapeOut version: e.g. ShapeOut 0.8.6 (and all others)
• ShapeOut install: e.g. Windows 64bit installer

Optimally I would like to be able to access in Shapeout the information about date/time when the events file was recorded (in old version of rt-fdc files this information was automatically recorded in the file title). If this is not possible then I would like to be able to see the information about the path of the events file.

Maybe I am missing something, but:

At the moment there is a problem when two samples of the same name were measured on different days (biological replicates).

Example:
_open A1 file and control file from the folder:
\20180309
then open a different A1 file and control file from folder:
\20180508

I save the session and subsequently re-open it. The measurement browser in Shapeout window shows a list of files as:
A1,
A1,
Control,
Control.

At this point I cannot tell which A1 and Control file belong to the same date (or even folder name)_

• This means that I cannot run the lmm analysis.

Help pls
K

[paulmueller]

I have added a tool tip (you have to move the mouse pointer over the interpretation combobox to see it) to distinguish the datasets:

I think this is the easiest solution to this problem for now. Adding recording date or time to the measurement title would unnecessarily clutter the plots.

You can download the build of the current development version here (when the build job has finished):
https://ci.appveyor.com/project/paulmueller/shapeout/build/1.0.920/job/cmlup57j8rt97pr2/artifacts

[katpla]

Actually this will be perfect. I agree, there is no need to clutter the plots with this information. It looks good! Best K pon., 23 lip 2018 o 12:54 Paul Müller <notifications@github.com> napisał(a):

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I have added a tool tip (you have to move the mouse pointer over the interpretation combobox to see it) to distinguish the datasets: [image: image] <https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/2853022/43074891-2a2ec6a2-8e7f-11e8-9d76-9f6e97415b8f.png> I think this is the easiest solution to this problem for now. Adding recording date or time to the measurement title would unnecessarily clutter the plots. You can download the build of the current development version here (when the build job has finished): https://ci.appveyor.com/project/paulmueller/shapeout/build/1.0.920/job/cmlup57j8rt97pr2/artifacts — You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#223 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AQdHS3eEZfLMEhDXfpepUgBylar2LyKdks5uJbmQgaJpZM4VaxtJ> .

-- pozdrawiam k