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From my understanding that this python script is used to parse the gaps.fa file into many contigs with skip_length=10(default) between each contig. Which creates a new fasta file.
In this for loop command, I realize it only writes the sequence to the new file when encountering the next in gaps.fa file. In my case, I only have one contig, which leads to an empty output file. And it seems in this way, we'll always skip the last contig in gaps.fa file.
Pls let me know your thoughts. Thanks!
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You may be working with an old version. Have you tried pulling more recently? There should be another sequence following the for loop to handle that case.
From my understanding that this python script is used to parse the gaps.fa file into many contigs with skip_length=10(default) between each contig. Which creates a new fasta file.
In this for loop command, I realize it only writes the sequence to the new file when encountering the next in gaps.fa file. In my case, I only have one contig, which leads to an empty output file. And it seems in this way, we'll always skip the last contig in gaps.fa file.
Pls let me know your thoughts. Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: