Hi Chaolin,
Although I haven't tested this, the following changes should probably work.
In the datatypes_conf.xml change on this line:
the max_optional_metadata_filesize to the desired size or remove tag like so:
Furthermore in the file lib/galaxy/datatypes/data.py at function
set_peek() s
Hi
Anyone knows how to turn off the line number estimation and get the exact
count for each dataset?
Thanks!
Chaolin
On Jul 31, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dannon Baker wrote:
> Chaolin,
>
> You guessed correctly as to why we implemented this, getting exact line
> counts on very large files is a time
Hi Dannon,
We do have a local mirror here. How to disable the estimation?
Thanks!
Chaolin
On Jul 31, 2011, at 11:38 AM, Dannon Baker wrote:
> Chaolin,
>
> You guessed correctly as to why we implemented this, getting exact line
> counts on very large files is a time consuming process. You
Hi Dannon,
Thanks for the information. Yes, I know the line number tool, but running this
for each file a user is interested in getting a line number is a pain (and
confusing because the history items double), because in our case (probably not
rare for real analysis tasks), this information is
Chaolin,
You guessed correctly as to why we implemented this, getting exact line counts
on very large files is a time consuming process. You can still get an exact
line count using the Line/Word/Character count tool in the Text Manipulation
section.
If you're interested in the way it curren
Hi,
I noticed that the current version of galaxy shows approximate number of lines
for history items, when it is relatively big. I guess this is due to a
consideration of performance, but it is quite annoying, because the exact line
numbers provide a very easy way for users to get simple stati
