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checkRepairFcsFiles | R Documentation |
Check all fcs files in a specified folder for non-unique keywords. Multiple entries in the keywords are removed, and the file is written back to disc. The original ("corrupt") fcs file will be overwritten.
checkRepairFcsFiles( fn = ".", fcsRepair = FALSE, confirm = TRUE, showMultiples = FALSE, keepLast = TRUE, verbose = TRUE )
fn |
Character length one. The name of the folder where FCS files should be read from. If left at the default '.', the folder name as defined in the settings file (key: 'foN_fcsFiles') will be used. |
fcsRepair |
Logical. If defect fcs files should be attempted to repair. If left at the default FALSE, fcs files with double entries in their keywords will only be listed. If set to TRUE, the keyword doublets will be deleted and the fcs file will be saved to disc. The original fcs file will be overwritten. |
confirm |
Logical. If confirmation is required before overwriting the faulty fcs files with their corrected version. Defaults to TRUE. If set to FALSE. original fcs files will be overwritten without further warning. |
showMultiples |
Logical, If the multiplied keywords should be displayed. Defaults to FALSE. |
keepLast |
Logical or Numeric. If the last or the first item of a keyword multiplication should be kept. If left at the default TRUE, the last keyword of a keyword multiplication will be kept, if set to FALSE the first will be kept. Provide a numeric length one to denote the number of the multiplied keyword to keep. |
verbose |
Logical. If status messages should be displayed. If left at the default '.', the value as defined in the settings file (key 'dV_verbose') will be used. |
When reading in resp. working with some fcs files it can happen that
the following error message is displayed: "The HEADER and the TEXT
segment define different starting point ... to read the data"
After some testing, the author came to the conclusion that a solution to this
error can be to delete multiple entries of the same keyword in the keywords
of the fcs file. (As fcs files *not* displaying this error seem to have only
unique keywords.)
It also appeared that always the last of the multiplied entries was the
correct one, hence the default keeping of the *last* of multiple entries.
Currently, only uniformly multiplied keyword entries get remedied – if there
should be a mixture of keyword-multiplication (e.g. some are two-fold, some
others are three-fold) an error message is displayed.
Other approaches to this problem via e.g. ignoring the text offset as
possible in load_cytoframe_from_fcs
resulted
in data loss.
(Invisible) TRUE. Is used for its side effect, i.e. to repair fcs files with multiplied keywords and to write those fcs files to disc.
Other Accessory functions:
applyBandpass()
,
cutFdmatToGate()
,
exportFdmatData()
,
fd_load()
,
fd_save()
,
genfs()
,
repairSID()
,
repairVolumes()
Other Repair functions:
repairSID()
,
repairVolumes()
td <- tempdir() data_source <- "https://github.com/bpollner/data/raw/main/flowdex_examples/flowdex_examples.zip" check_download_data(td, data_source) exp_home <- paste0(td, "/flowdex_examples") old_wd <- getwd() setwd(exp_home) # assign("get_settings_from_flowdex_package_root", TRUE, pos=.GlobalEnv) # only required to make the examples run automatically # you should not call 'assign' if you run the examples manually # the effect of setting 'get_settings_from_flowdex_package_root' to TRUE # is that the file 'flowdex_settings.R' in 'root' of the installed package # 'flowdex' will be sourced instead of the one in the user-defined location. # fon <- "fcsF_E_rep" # checkRepairFcsFiles(fon) # just to see what needs repairing checkRepairFcsFiles(fon, TRUE, FALSE) # setwd(old_wd)
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