writeNexus: Writes a concatenated (non-interleaved) or combined...

In domingoscardoso/catGenes: Concatenating multiple DNA alignments and other phylogenetic features

Writes a concatenated (non-interleaved) or combined (interleaved) NEXUS-formatted dataset for multigene phylogenetic analysis

Description

Writes a final concatenated (non-interleaved) or combined (interleaved) NEXUS-formatted dataset for multigene phylogenetic analysis, from the resulting list of equally-sized dataframes containing the input individual DNA alignments, as generated by the functions catfullGenes or catmultGenes. Depending on the chosen arguments the final NEXUS-formatted file will or will not include a preliminary command block (including the charset of each partition).

Usage

writeNexus(x,
           file,
           genomics = FALSE,
           interleave = TRUE,
           bayesblock = TRUE,
           endgaps.to.miss = TRUE)

Arguments

x	The object to be written, a list of equally-sized dataframes containing the input gene datasets, as generated by \codecatfullGenes or catmultGenes.
file	Either a character string naming a file or a connection open for writing.
genomics	Logical, if TRUE, it will be helpful in phylogenomics where all provided species identifiers (e.g. collector number and GenBank acession numbers) will be kept in the resultant concatenated dataset. This means the concatenated dataset will never be written with species including brackted comments for identifiers that differ because at least one species is missing data for any gene.
interleave	Logical, if FALSE will fully concatenate the DNA alignments without individually distinguishing each gene dataset as separate named partitions within the complete matrix.
bayesblock	Logical, if FALSE will not create a preliminary Mr.Bayes command block including the charsets showing the number of characters of each individual gene partition.
endgaps.to.miss	Logical, if FALSE the function will not replace terminal GAPs into missing character (?).

Author(s)

Domingos Cardoso, Quezia Cavalcante, and Bruno Vilela

See Also

catfullGenes

catmultGenes

Examples

## Not run: 
data(Gaya)
df <- catfullGenes(Gaya,
                   shortaxlabel = TRUE,
                   missdata = FALSE,
                   outgroup = "Abutilon_costicalyx")

writeNexus(df,
           file = "filename.nex",
           genomics = FALSE,
           interleave = TRUE,
           bayesblock = TRUE)

## End(Not run)

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