galaxy testing on 'repeat' elements
Hi, Our team is now testing our integrated tools under galaxy testing framework. At present, we are trying to test the '<repeat>' elements in one of our tools, e.g. <repeat name="replicates" title="Replicate"> <param name="tfile" type="data" label="Treatment file"/> <param name="cfile" type="data" label="Control file"/> </repeat> we tried add the following section into the <test> tag and ran the test, but did not make it. <test> <param name="tfile" value="ma2c_treatment_ce4.pair" /> <param name="tfile" value="ma2c_treatment_ce5.pair" /> </test> after searching all over the internet, we were not able to come up with any solution (maybe we missed). I dont know if it proper to ask you a question like this. but we are kinda desprated for this issue. Could you please kindly tell us, how to write the test section when there are two or more 'replicates' inputed? Appreciate so much. Regards Yi
Yi, Yes, it is totally fine to ask questions like this. To answer your question, unfortunately, there is a weakness in the testing framework that limits the way repeat elements can be tested, but I believe the testing you want to do can be done. The only way to test a tool with a repeat element is with a test that includes exactly one _set_ for each repeat. (When you run the tool, you could include 0, 1, or more than 1 sets, but you can only test with 1.) In your case, you have a repeat element that requires two files, as follows: <repeat name="replicates" title="Replicate"> <param name="tfile" type="data" label="Treatment file"/> <param name="cfile" type="data" label="Control file"/> </repeat> So your test should include something like: <test> ... <param name="tfile" value="ma2c_treatment_ce4.pair" /> <param name="cfile" value="controlfile.name" /> ... </test> Both files need to be included and only one pair (set) can be. The parameter names in the test should exactly match the names in the input parameter declaration. Note that the syntax for the command line should refer to the repeat items something like this: #for $r in $replicates ${r.tfile} ${r.cfile} #end for If you want to see a simple example, tools/filters/sorter.xml has a fairly complex repeat element with multiple items and tests that run. Let us know if you have any other questions. Regards, Kelly On Oct 18, 2010, at 11:39 AM, WANGYi wrote:
Hi,
Our team is now testing our integrated tools under galaxy testing framework.
At present, we are trying to test the '<repeat>' elements in one of our tools, e.g. <repeat name="replicates" title="Replicate"> <param name="tfile" type="data" label="Treatment file"/> <param name="cfile" type="data" label="Control file"/> </repeat>
we tried add the following section into the <test> tag and ran the test, but did not make it. <test> <param name="tfile" value="ma2c_treatment_ce4.pair" /> <param name="tfile" value="ma2c_treatment_ce5.pair" /> </test>
after searching all over the internet, we were not able to come up with any solution (maybe we missed).
I dont know if it proper to ask you a question like this. but we are kinda desprated for this issue. Could you please kindly tell us, how to write the test section when there are two or more 'replicates' inputed?
Appreciate so much.
Regards Yi _______________________________________________ galaxy-dev mailing list galaxy-dev@lists.bx.psu.edu http://lists.bx.psu.edu/listinfo/galaxy-dev
Hi, The search for requests is giving me the following error. Interesting because if I use the Advanced Search works well. Do you have any ideas where I should look? Other than this, I pretty much have a working version for Tracking Samples via Galaxy. We are mounting our run directory directly to the server running galaxy so at this point we do not need to transfer anything. To connect a sample to the tracking system, we might use a data library with a local path to that sample. Seems reasonable? Thanks in advance. Victor AttributeError: 'StateColumn' object has no attribute 'get_filter' Source Template Extra Data Traceback Error Traceback: View as: Interactive | Text | XML (full) ⇝ AttributeError: 'StateColumn' object has no attribute 'get_filter' URL: http://mir-13:8087/requests_admin/list?f-deleted=False&f-state=New&f-name=Al... Module weberror.evalexception.middleware:364 in respond view
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On Oct 18, 2010, at 12:40 PM, Kelly Vincent wrote:
Yi,
Yes, it is totally fine to ask questions like this.
To answer your question, unfortunately, there is a weakness in the testing framework that limits the way repeat elements can be tested, but I believe the testing you want to do can be done. The only way to test a tool with a repeat element is with a test that includes exactly one _set_ for each repeat. (When you run the tool, you could include 0, 1, or more than 1 sets, but you can only test with 1.)
In your case, you have a repeat element that requires two files, as follows: <repeat name="replicates" title="Replicate"> <param name="tfile" type="data" label="Treatment file"/> <param name="cfile" type="data" label="Control file"/> </repeat> So your test should include something like: <test> ... <param name="tfile" value="ma2c_treatment_ce4.pair" /> <param name="cfile" value="controlfile.name" /> ... </test> Both files need to be included and only one pair (set) can be. The parameter names in the test should exactly match the names in the input parameter declaration. Note that the syntax for the command line should refer to the repeat items something like this: #for $r in $replicates ${r.tfile} ${r.cfile} #end for
If you want to see a simple example, tools/filters/sorter.xml has a fairly complex repeat element with multiple items and tests that run.
Let us know if you have any other questions.
Regards, Kelly
On Oct 18, 2010, at 11:39 AM, WANGYi wrote:
Hi,
Our team is now testing our integrated tools under galaxy testing framework.
At present, we are trying to test the '<repeat>' elements in one of our tools, e.g. <repeat name="replicates" title="Replicate"> <param name="tfile" type="data" label="Treatment file"/> <param name="cfile" type="data" label="Control file"/> </repeat>
we tried add the following section into the <test> tag and ran the test, but did not make it. <test> <param name="tfile" value="ma2c_treatment_ce4.pair" /> <param name="tfile" value="ma2c_treatment_ce5.pair" /> </test>
after searching all over the internet, we were not able to come up with any solution (maybe we missed).
I dont know if it proper to ask you a question like this. but we are kinda desprated for this issue. Could you please kindly tell us, how to write the test section when there are two or more 'replicates' inputed?
Appreciate so much.
Regards Yi _______________________________________________ galaxy-dev mailing list galaxy-dev@lists.bx.psu.edu http://lists.bx.psu.edu/listinfo/galaxy-dev
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Victor, The search on the sequencing requests page has been fixed. It should work if you do an update from galaxy-central or you may wait till the next galaxy-dist release. rc On Oct 18, 2010, at 3:51 PM, Victor Ruotti wrote:
Hi, The search for requests is giving me the following error. Interesting because if I use the Advanced Search works well. Do you have any ideas where I should look? Other than this, I pretty much have a working version for Tracking Samples via Galaxy. We are mounting our run directory directly to the server running galaxy so at this point we do not need to transfer anything. To connect a sample to the tracking system, we might use a data library with a local path to that sample. Seems reasonable?
Thanks in advance. Victor AttributeError: 'StateColumn' object has no attribute 'get_filter'
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On Oct 18, 2010, at 12:40 PM, Kelly Vincent wrote:
Yi,
Yes, it is totally fine to ask questions like this.
To answer your question, unfortunately, there is a weakness in the testing framework that limits the way repeat elements can be tested, but I believe the testing you want to do can be done. The only way to test a tool with a repeat element is with a test that includes exactly one _set_ for each repeat. (When you run the tool, you could include 0, 1, or more than 1 sets, but you can only test with 1.)
In your case, you have a repeat element that requires two files, as follows: <repeat name="replicates" title="Replicate"> <param name="tfile" type="data" label="Treatment file"/> <param name="cfile" type="data" label="Control file"/> </repeat> So your test should include something like: <test> ... <param name="tfile" value="ma2c_treatment_ce4.pair" /> <param name="cfile" value="controlfile.name" /> ... </test> Both files need to be included and only one pair (set) can be. The parameter names in the test should exactly match the names in the input parameter declaration. Note that the syntax for the command line should refer to the repeat items something like this: #for $r in $replicates ${r.tfile} ${r.cfile} #end for
If you want to see a simple example, tools/filters/sorter.xml has a fairly complex repeat element with multiple items and tests that run.
Let us know if you have any other questions.
Regards, Kelly
On Oct 18, 2010, at 11:39 AM, WANGYi wrote:
Hi,
Our team is now testing our integrated tools under galaxy testing framework.
At present, we are trying to test the '<repeat>' elements in one of our tools, e.g. <repeat name="replicates" title="Replicate"> <param name="tfile" type="data" label="Treatment file"/> <param name="cfile" type="data" label="Control file"/> </repeat>
we tried add the following section into the <test> tag and ran the test, but did not make it. <test> <param name="tfile" value="ma2c_treatment_ce4.pair" /> <param name="tfile" value="ma2c_treatment_ce5.pair" /> </test>
after searching all over the internet, we were not able to come up with any solution (maybe we missed).
I dont know if it proper to ask you a question like this. but we are kinda desprated for this issue. Could you please kindly tell us, how to write the test section when there are two or more 'replicates' inputed?
Appreciate so much.
Regards Yi _______________________________________________ galaxy-dev mailing list galaxy-dev@lists.bx.psu.edu http://lists.bx.psu.edu/listinfo/galaxy-dev
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Hi, I installed both rpy and rpy2 following the directions in their documentation. I no longer get the error cant find the rpy module. But now it looks as there is an error in from the python program, histogram.py Any ideas? Thanks, Victor An error occurred running this job: global name 'array' is not defined
Okay, Adding one line in the histogram.py script fixed it. a = r.c(a) r.pdf( out_fname, 8, 8 ) a = r.c(a) r.hist( a, probability=True, main=title, xlab=xlab, breaks=breaks ) On Oct 19, 2010, at 11:16 AM, Victor Ruotti wrote:
Hi, I installed both rpy and rpy2 following the directions in their documentation. I no longer get the error cant find the rpy module.
But now it looks as there is an error in from the python program, histogram.py
Any ideas? Thanks, Victor
An error occurred running this job: global name 'array' is not defined
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