file we have been testing on the "Rgn R" column should be column number
32 and the mapping to use \32\.
hum... rather 33, I think (it was 33 in Base 1.2).
Does the column numbers start at 0 or at 1 ?
If they start at 1 it is 33
Sorry to bother you, but I still have a problem (not
Emmanuel Courcelle wrote:
file we have been testing on the Rgn R² column should be column number
32 and the mapping to use \32\.
hum... rather 33, I think (it was 33 in Base 1.2).
Does the column numbers start at 0 or at 1 ?
As I wrote in the previous mail:
The columns are
is there a way to link the original source file to the raw bioassay into
which it was imported? say i have an experiment which contains
20 raw bioassays. what would be the best way to be able to list /
retrieve the
original data files that were used to create the raw bioassays?
on another note,
when entering in a lot of arrays performed on some date in the past,
you have to change the creation date of the sample, extract, labeled
extract,
hybridization, etc.. for each one from the default creation date. i
could enter
them faster if i could set the default date once somewhere.
thanks,
Hi again,
Sorry for the barrage of messages from me recently but it's obviously
early days for BASE 2 and whenever I have got stuck recently there
hasn't been any existing messages to fall back on. I guess this will
improve over time
I am trying to write some code to do a combined zip file
As I wrote in the previous mail:
The columns are numbered from 0 so the
file we have been testing on the Rgn R² column should be column
number 32 and the mapping to use \32\.
I counted twice, but of course you should check that it is correct.
Sorry, you're right
You have to
The reporter import button does appear because there is no plug-in
configured for import of reporters. You need to create a configuration
for the Reporter importer plug-in. We have compiled a getting started
document that outlines the first steps with BASE 2,
it seems you can make a String annotation type and attach it to raw
bioassay and fill it with
a href=javascript:Main.downloadFile('34537569891fa9bf', 142)
img border=0 class=icon title=Download the contents of this file
src=/base2/images/download.gif/a
which will produce a link to the
Keith Ching wrote:
it seems you can make a String annotation type and attach it to raw
bioassay and fill it with
a href=javascript:Main.downloadFile('34537569891fa9bf', 142)
img border=0 class=icon title=Download the contents of this file
src=/base2/images/download.gif/a
which will
