Description Usage Arguments Details Value Author(s) References See Also Examples
Manipulate view and load data in a running IGB session.
1 |
x |
Main item to load. This can be an |
genome |
A character value indicating the genome to be loaded |
dataFile |
Character value indicating a file containing data to load. See details. |
region |
A GRanges object indicating the viewing region desired or NULL for the default. Should contain one range with the name of the chromosome to view in the seqnames slot. |
loadMode |
Character value indicating how the data should be loaded. Must be one of "REGION_IN_VIEW", "WHOLE_CHROMOSOME", and "WHOLE_GENOME" |
refresh |
Logical indicating whether the view should be refreshed after loading the data. Defaults to TRUE. |
con |
A (socket) connection to a running IGB session. |
This generic function and it's methods are simply convenienve wrappers
around the showInIGB
function.
In the case that x
is a QuickloadGenome
object,
dataFile
is assumed to be a path relative to the specified genome
within the specified Quickload bed, ie
<uri(x)
>/genome
/dataFile
.
In the case that x
is a Quickload
object, dataFile
is assumed to be a path relative to the specified genome
within the specified Quickload bed, ie
<uri(x)
>/genome
/dataFile
.
In all other cases dataFile
is assumed to be an absolute path
or URL.
In the case that any type of information is included in both x
and a separate argument (eg x
is a QuickloadGenome
and
genome
is non-null) values corresponding to x
are always used.
The return value is not meaningful. When the function is called the effects should be immediately apparent in the running IGB session.
Gabriel Becker
Vora, Hiral. "Scripting", IGB User's Guide, bioviz, Nov 1, 2011. http://wiki.transvar.org/confluence/display/igbman/Scripting
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 | ## Not run:
igbS = igbSession$new()
ViewInIGB(genome = "H_sapiens_Feb_2009", dataFile =
"http://netaffxdas.affymetrix.com/quickload_data/H_sapiens_Feb_2009/cytoBand.cyt",
con = igbS$connection)
## End(Not run)
|
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