Thanks for your efforts ! Luckily, I have just solved this problem  by changing 
 the source code "maxcnt = 8000" to "maxcnt = 80000"  in 
"samtools-1.3.1/htslib-1.3.1/sam.c.


Best,
Yudong




At 2017-03-05 00:00:05, "Dario Beraldi" <dario.bera...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Yudong,


I can't answer your question and apologies to the list for hijacking this 
thread. Depending on your needs, you may find useful ASCIIGenome 
(http://asciigenome.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ - full disclosure: I'm the 
author). 


To save the aligned reads in a region to a text file you can do:


ASCIIGenome -ni -r chr7:5566726  -fa genome.fa -x 'trackHeight 100000 bam@ && 
save output.txt' aln.bam > /dev/null



Explained: read file aln.bam and use genome.fa as reference. Go to position 
chr7:5566726. Then execute the commands inside the -x '...' string: Set track 
height to 100000 lines of text (i.e. a number large enough to include all the 
reads) for the track name containing 'bam@' (i.e. the track of aligned reads). 
Then save the view to file output.txt.


Note that at the moment ASCIIGenome is quite a bit slower then samtools tview 
and insertions to the reference are not shown (among genome viewers I think 
tview is the only one able to do that). However, ASCIIGenome is more flexible 
than tview.



Hope this helps


Dario


On 2 March 2017 at 12:31, huyudong <huyudon...@126.com> wrote:

Hi,
    Recently, I have used samtools tview -d T  -p position data.sort.bam  
--reference  genome.fasta to get all the reads alignment  text file. But it 
seems that the maximum read alignment number in tview is about 8000+, and my 
remaining aligned reads are not shown. I wonder if the samtools tview has the 
maximum read alignment number limitation and how to expand  the tview to show 
as many alignment reads as possible. Looking forward to your reply, thank you 
very much !


Best,
Yudong




 


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