Hi Mike,
> I have had been able to run a couple of data sets on this beta-version now.
> It seems to work quite well. The only issue that I ran into was that I had to
> recreate a new batch file and save it in this version. My old batch files
> would not load. This makes sense given all of the
discussion
Cc: Gauthier Boaglio; Williams,Michael Thomas David
Subject: Re: [Mzmine-devel] Problem with Batch Mode in 2.14.2
Hi Gauthier, Mike,
I performed the change as discussed. The user can now select one of the five
options when choosing raw data files or peak lists.
Since this is a big change
, "Williams,Michael Thomas David"
Subject: Re: [Mzmine-devel] Problem with Batch Mode in 2.14.2
Hi Gauthier, Mike,
I performed the change as discussed. The user can now select one of the five
options when choosing raw data files or peak lists.
Since this is a big change that affects
Hi Gauthier, Mike,
I performed the change as discussed. The user can now select one of the five
options when choosing raw data files or peak lists.
Since this is a big change that affects almost all modules of MZmine, I would
really appreciate if you guys could help me testing it - especially
Hi Tomas,
It certainly would ;), but this also would mean struggling back with the
old design. As far as I remember, you changed drastically the model to
get rid of the error prone (from dev point of view) system allowing to
register the files generated by a given step. I'am not sure what is in
Hi Gauthier, Mike,
I can imagine the file selector could have several options:
* use all files
* use currently selected files (in the GUI)
* use files generated by the previous step (in batch mode)
* select files manually
* select files using name pattern
Would that make you happy? :)
Cheers,
Hi all,
Sounds like something that went on the table earlier ;)
https://sourceforge.net/p/mzmine/mailman/message/33158142/
The old way / design (before 2.13) was handy from user point of view
because each step was getting automatically the files generated by the
previous step as input for the
Hi Mike,
In the selection component you can use wildcards (*) to specify the names of
raw data files that will be used.
For example
* will use all files
*filteredwill use all files with name ending with "filtered"
And so on. This way you can "program" the batch mode to use exactly the rig
