Hi Alex,

No, instead try:

1. "Filter and Sort -> Filter" - run twice
2. "Text Manipulation -> Add" - run twice
3. "Text Manipulation ->Concatinate" - run once
4. Optional: extract this method into a workflow (History menu), and save for future use - in effect creating your own custom tool. The workflow can even be saved onto the Tool Menu (on the Workflow home page, click on "Other options -> Configure your workflow menu" - is a nice short cut).

Then sort, restore metadata, etc. as needed.

Hopefully this helps,

Jen
Galaxy team


On 11/7/13 11:29 AM, Leontovich, Alexey A., Ph.D. wrote:

Hello!

I have the same question as   Ido Tamir had about a year ago:

Dec 07, 2012; 9:53am Ido TamirIdo Tamir conditional in Compute tool

Hi,
is it possible to do a conditional in the compute tool?
something like:

"a" if c1 ==  4 else "b"
or
if c1 == 4 "a" else "b"
or
c1 == 4 ? "a" else "b"

thank you very much,
ido

 

Thank you very much,

Alex

 



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