Ok, I see. I double clicked the quickbuild.bat file. This resulted in
a terminal window showing what's going on, but it was too quick for me
to read what's there before the window closed. I then opened a
terminal (Start -> Run -> cmd), cd'd to the quickbuild.bat file and
ran it. The process stoppe
Hello Federico,
I'm still not entirely sure that I understand the problem, but it does
sound like a path problem. TPP output files should not be moved once
the analysis is run. Maybe you could try to reprocess the data files
in their current locations?
What I was suggesting was to find out the
1)
a)Ofcourse one quick work around is to make a processing method that
has rawfile.exe selected as a program to run. Then you can have this
proc. meth. produce an excel (or whatever format) file of output.
Note there is a whole slew of scriptable parameters that can be added.
b)C:\Xcalibur\syst
Hi Natalie,
so if I understand correctly the blue squares which do not show any
link to "ions" after clicking on them in Pep3D figures were not
included in the Pepxml file.
Anyway the problem which I am experiencing is also this: I would
expect to see a figure of the msms spectrum as soon as I cli
I think you pretty much have it covered. We don't compile with MSVC
though, we use Boost Build. The MSVC project is just there because I use
MSVC as a development environment. If you want an easy way to build,
just run quickbuild.bat.
-Matt
brennmat wrote:
> Dear Matt
>
> I tried to apply yo
Thanks for this suggestion. I tried rawfile.exe from the XDK examples.
It does export the data from the ECD, but there are a few issues:
1. I'd like to call it from a batch script or from XCalibur to
automatically extract the data from the raw files without user
intervention. I don't know if/how
