Thanks Matt,

I've tried this out ... and now it works perfectly.

Thanks

Ira

On Mar 8, 2:46 am, Matthew Chambers <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Ira,
>
> The TPP source is manually sync'd to the pwiz source whenever there's a 
> significant TPP update. The
> pwiz binaries are always available from the latest source though. You can 
> download them and put them
> in your tpp-bin directory:
> Windows:http://teamcity.labkey.org:8080/repository/download/bt36/27487:id/pwi...
> Linux:http://teamcity.labkey.org:8080/repository/download/bt17/27488:id/pwi...
>
> You can also download the pwiz source and build it yourself of course.
>
> Hope this helps,
> -Matt
>
> On 3/6/2011 8:29 PM, ira cooke wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> > Apologies to both Matt and Luis for my incredibly slow response ...
> > for some reason this didn't show up in my inbox until today :( though
> > I see you responded very quickly.
>
> > I have tried Luis's suggestion which solves my problems pretty nicely
> > in the short term.
>
> > I've updated my tpp source and rebuilt it to try Matt's new titleMaker
> > filter.  Unfortunately the new binray I built doesn't seem to
> > recognise the new filter (it says it is ignoring it). I think the
> > problem is that I don't seem to have the titleMaker code in my
> > source .. I'm at Revision 5324 of the tpp.  When I grep for
> > 'titleMaker' in the source directory I get no results.  Do I need to
> > update the pwiz source separately to the tpp?
>
> > Thanks again for your help.
>
> > Ira
>
> > On Mar 5, 5:52 am, Matthew Chambers<[email protected]>  wrote:
> >> Hi Ira,
>
> >> I checked this in. I've run some tests and it seems to be working ok. The 
> >> new filter is "titleMaker"
> >> and the currently supported fields are:
>
> >> <RunId>  - Run::id
> >> <Index>  - Spectrum::index
> >> <Id>  - Spectrum::id (nativeID)
> >> <ScanNumber>  - if the nativeID can be represented as a single number, 
> >> that number, else index+1
> >> <ActivationType>  - for the first precursor, 
> >> Activation::cvParamChild("dissociation method")
> >> <IsolationMz>  - for the first precursor, 
> >> IsolationWindow::cvParam("isolation target m/z")
> >> <SelectedIonMz>  - for the first selected ion of the first precursor, 
> >> SelectedIon::cvParam("selected
> >> ion m/z")
> >> <ChargeState>  - for the first selected ion of the first precursor, 
> >> SelectedIon::cvParam("charge state")
> >> <SpectrumType>  - Spectrum::cvParamChild("spectrum type")
> >> <ScanStartTimeInSeconds>  - for the first scan, Scan::cvParam("scan start 
> >> time")
> >> <ScanStartTimeInMinutes>  - for the first scan, Scan::cvParam("scan start 
> >> time")
> >> <BasePeakMz>  - Spectrum::cvParam("base peak m/z")
> >> <BasePeakIntensity>  - Spectrum::cvParam("base peak intensity")
> >> <TotalIonCurrent>  - Spectrum::cvParam("total ion current")
>
> >> i.e.
> >> msconvert data.raw --filter 
> >> "titleMaker<RunId>.<ScanNumber>.<ScanNumber>.<ChargeState>" --mgf
>
> >> This should allow people to use msconvert's MGF output with TPP. It 
> >> doesn't have the zero padding
> >> (yuck) but it's conceivable to add support for format flags that specify 
> >> padding and precision.
>
> >> -Matt
>
> >> On 3/1/2011 3:31 PM, Matthew Chambers wrote:
>
> >>> Hi Ira,
>
> >>> Without looking at the code, I recall that Mascot2XML depends on certain 
> >>> title formats. Msconvert
> >>> preserved the Bruker nativeID of scan=xxx which is not one of those 
> >>> formats.
>
> >>> This is a good reason to have user-customizable MGF titles in pwiz (and 
> >>> thus msconvert). I think a
> >>> TPP compatible format could be implemented quite easily as a spectrum 
> >>> list filter like:
> >>> --filter "spectrumTitle<RunId>.<ScanNumber>.<ScanNumber>"
>
> >>> I may take a crack at it sometime this week since I think a basic 
> >>> implementation could be hacked out
> >>> in an hour or so. I'm open to ideas about the field syntax. %RunId% 
> >>> $(RunId) $RunId, oh joy.
>
> >>> I'm copying Eva since she asked about this. An<ActivationType>  field is 
> >>> right up your alley. :)
>
> >>> -Matt
>
> >>> On 2/27/2011 7:27 PM, Ira Cooke wrote:
> >>>> Hi,
>
> >>>> I've been running some searches on bruker MALDI data.
>
> >>>> The overall processing is as follows;
>
> >>>> 1. Convert original raw data to mzML using CompassExport
>
> >>>> 2. Convert mzML file to mgf using msconvert
>
> >>>> 3. Submit mgf file for searching with Mascot
>
> >>>> 4. Attempt to convert mascot dat file to pep.xml
>
> >>>> This step fails with the following output (using latest development 
> >>>> version of tpp, or with latest
> >>>> release ). (see bottom of email for output)
>
> >>>> The search seemed to succeed in mascot so it seems to be an error with 
> >>>> Mascot2XML.
>
> >>>> Any help would be much appreciated. I'd be happy to upload an example 
> >>>> file .... and in the interim
> >>>> here is one of the entries from the file.
>
> >>>> Many thanks
>
> >>>> Ira
>
> >>>> --gc0p4Jq0M2Yt08jU534c0p
> >>>> Content-Type: application/x-Mascot; name="query49"
>
> >>>> title=scan%3d465
> >>>> rtinseconds=2569.998
> >>>> index=356
> >>>> charge=1+
> >>>> mass_min=42.978138
> >>>> mass_max=942.880249
> >>>> int_min=22.03
> >>>> int_max=136.2
> >>>> num_vals=59
> >>>> num_used1=-1
> >>>> Ions1=85.891281:91.3,174.844437:57.05,311.813507:81.99,375.793213:101,450.7
> >>>>  
> >>>> 80975:69.69,632.835754:89.87,926.932861:136.2,128.844223:76.01,240.782654:5
> >>>>  
> >>>> 0.81,243.792587:48.49,356.814117:69.49,454.723877:69.17,591.914917:62.51,92
> >>>>  
> >>>> 9.205750:134.9,119.835655:50.81,146.810730:44.12,313.753174:46.04,432.69970
> >>>>  
> >>>> 7:66.65,490.830780:59.32,931.451904:119.3,69.872475:50.47,178.782593:43.7,2
> >>>>  
> >>>> 72.742065:43.81,408.824493:45.39,942.880249:115,117.840309:49.52,198.775986
> >>>>  
> >>>> :42.92,324.805359:42.99,344.773254:39.04,109.852356:47.57,187.770813:39.76,
> >>>>  
> >>>> 133.594757:43.39,160.772324:39.08,56.943443:39.36,226.134232:38.81,67.87564
> >>>>  
> >>>> 1:38.61,171.799027:38.8,111.822693:35.59,176.832809:38.53,42.978138:23.79,5
> >>>>  
> >>>> 0.916721:27.19,52.566887:26.87,54.913723:22.46,72.841072:34.07,76.249527:23
> >>>>  
> >>>> .81,82.256073:22.03,93.497459:24.16,94.913765:31.94,96.887436:34.87,115.820
> >>>>  
> >>>> 259:35.2,157.781494:33.38,162.763641:32.95,180.753448:29.66,189.855454:30.0
> >>>>  7,194.830963:27.97,196.772705:34.92,201.053894:36.89,216.776947:38.16,22
> 0.8 65006:34.84
>
> >>>> Output from Mascot2XML
>
> >>>> Mascot2XML F019018.dat 
> >>>> -D/sharedData/TPP/Databases/OnMascot/SPHuman/sphuman_20101013_DECOY.fasta
> >>>> filepath: /sharedData/TPP/Data/MALDI/1011/MT237/, extn: F019018
> >>>> A stored as 71.0779
> >>>> B stored as 114.595
> >>>> C stored as 160.194
> >>>> D stored as 115.087
> >>>> E stored as 129.114
> >>>> F stored as 147.174
> >>>> G stored as 57.0513
> >>>> H stored as 137.139
> >>>> I stored as 113.158
> >>>> J stored as 0
> >>>> K stored as 128.172
> >>>> L stored as 113.158
> >>>> M stored as 131.196
> >>>> N stored as 114.103
> >>>> O stored as 0
> >>>> P stored as 97.1152
> >>>> Q stored as 128.129
> >>>> R stored as 156.186
> >>>> S stored as 87.0773
> >>>> T stored as 101.104
> >>>> U stored as 150.038
> >>>> V stored as 99.1311
> >>>> W stored as 186.21
> >>>> X stored as 111
> >>>> Y stored as 163.173
> >>>> Z stored as 128.622
> >>>> c stored as 17.0073
> >>>> n stored as 1.00794
> >>>> variable modification 1, delta mass 0.9848 for Deamidated-N (N):
> >>>> residues: N
> >>>> nterm: 0
> >>>> cterm: 0
> >>>> protterm: 0
>
> >>>> warning: cannot open "F019018.mzXML" for reading scan numbers.
> >>>> Warning: could not find scan numbers of spectrum scan=637
> >>>> Set to 0000
> >>>> Warning: could not find scan numbers of spectrum scan=72
>
> >>>> ...... lots of warnings like the one above
>
> >>>> Warning: could not find scan numbers of spectrum scan=284
> >>>> Set to 0000
> >>>> Warning: could not find scan numbers of spectrum scan=673
> >>>> Set to 0000
> >>>> Sample enzyme has not been specified, "Trypsin" from .dat file assumed
> >>>> trypsin : cut(KR) nocuts(P) sense(C)
> >>>> prev_aa and next_aa have already been read from .dat file.
> >>>> Replacing 1913 protein id with full ids by parsing through the 
> >>>> database...
> >>>> searching
> >>>> /sharedData/TPP/Databases/OnMascot/SPHuman/sphuman_20101013_DECOY.fasta....
> >>>>  
> >>>> .5%.....10%.....15%.....20%.....30%.....35%.....40%.....45%.....50%.....60%
> >>>>  .....65%.....70%.....75%.....80%.....90%.....95%...done
>
> >>>> 481. opening scan=671.out
> >>>> warning: cannot open "F019018.mzXML" for reading MS instrument info.
> >>>> error: only found 0 periods in scan=11

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