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unexpected char in string error #29
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Hi Christy, Is it possible one of the sequences isn't in valid fasta format? Thanks, |
The file listed as being problematic looks like a valid fasta to me. Also, this file went through the first run successfully.
I did check using grep for any weird characters and nothing pops up outside of the header. I've attached two lists:
acc-list-add.txt I looked through all the fasta in the 'add' txt file, and none of those have any weird characters in the sequence. For the config file, do you mean the settings file? |
In case you meant the settings file to run panseq, I've attached it below, though altered the pathways to where stuff is located
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Perfect, I will take a look. |
Hi Chad,
I'm trying to run panseq on some publically available genomes, and was successful when running the genomes from a subspecies. As soon as I included two other subspecies, I get an "unexpected char in string" error. Weirdly, this error is coming up in strains that were successful in the first run. Those characters do not exist in the input so I'm assuming its in a temp file the program is writing and then referring back to?
Below is an example from the Master log file (the top and bottom).
If I remove the isolate from the analysis I get even more of these errors, for several other isolates. Any insight would be awesome.
Thanks!
-Christy
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