msconvert | R Documentation |
msconvert
is calling ProteoWizards MSConvert as a command line tool on Windows.
msconvert(
files = NULL,
msc_exe =
"C:\\Program Files\\ProteoWizard\\ProteoWizard 3.0.11856\\msconvert.exe",
args = c("--filter \"peakPicking cwt snr=0.01 peakSpace=0.1 msLevel=1\"",
"--filter \"scanTime [0,3600]\"", "--filter \"metadataFixer\"", "--mzML", "--32",
"--zlib")
)
files |
A character vector of MS data files (wiff, raw, d, ...). |
msc_exe |
The path to the installed 'msconvert.exe'. |
args |
The arguments passed to msconvert on the command line (see details for documentation). |
It is a quick and dodgy function to show how to convert vendor MS data
into an open format (mzML). You will have to download/install MSConvert prior
to usage, and probably adjust the arguments according to your needs. Arguments
are documented here https://proteowizard.sourceforge.io/tools/msconvert.html.
If you don't know where the msconvert.exe is installed you can check for the correct
path using list.files(path="C:/", pattern="^msconvert.exe$", recursive = TRUE)
.
Only some informative outputs printed to the console. The specified MS data files will be converted to mzML within the same folder.
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