def write_params(self, outfile=None, force=False):
        """ Write out the parameters of this assembly to a file properly
        formatted as input for `ipyrad -p <params.txt>`. A good and
        simple way to share/archive parameter settings for assemblies.
        This is also the function that's used by __main__ to
        generate default params.txt files for `ipyrad -n`
        """
        if outfile is None:
            outfile = "params-"+self.name+".txt"

        ## Test if params file already exists?
        ## If not forcing, test for file and bail out if it exists
        if not force:
            if os.path.isfile(outfile):
                raise IPyradWarningExit(PARAMS_EXISTS.format(outfile))

        with open(outfile, 'w') as paramsfile:
            ## Write the header. Format to 80 columns
            header = "------- ipyrad params file (v.{})".format(ip.__version__)
            header += ("-"*(80-len(header)))
            paramsfile.write(header)

            ## Whip through the current paramsdict and write out the current
            ## param value, the ordered dict index number. Also,
            ## get the short description from paramsinfo. Make it look pretty,
            ## pad nicely if at all possible.
            for key, val in self.paramsdict.iteritems():
                ## If multiple elements, write them out comma separated
                if isinstance(val, list) or isinstance(val, tuple):
                    paramvalue = ", ".join([str(i) for i in val])
                else:
                    paramvalue = str(val)

                ## skip deprecated params
                if key in ["edit_cutsites", "trim_overhang"]:
                    continue

                padding = (" "*(30-len(paramvalue)))
                paramkey = self.paramsdict.keys().index(key)
                paramindex = " ## [{}] ".format(paramkey)
                LOGGER.debug(key, val, paramindex)
                name = "[{}]: ".format(paramname(paramkey))
                description = paraminfo(paramkey, short=True)
                paramsfile.write("\n" + paramvalue + padding + \
                                        paramindex + name + description)
def write_params(self, outfile=None, force=False):
        """ Write out the parameters of this assembly to a file properly
        formatted as input for `ipyrad -p <params.txt>`. A good and
        simple way to share/archive parameter settings for assemblies.
        This is also the function that's used by __main__ to
        generate default params.txt files for `ipyrad -n`
        """
        if outfile is None:
            outfile = "params-"+self.name+".txt"

        ## Test if params file already exists?
        ## If not forcing, test for file and bail out if it exists
        if not force:
            if os.path.isfile(outfile):
                raise IPyradWarningExit(PARAMS_EXISTS.format(outfile))

        with open(outfile, 'w') as paramsfile:
            ## Write the header. Format to 80 columns
            header = "------- ipyrad params file (v.{})".format(ip.__version__)
            header += ("-"*(80-len(header)))
            paramsfile.write(header)

            ## Whip through the current paramsdict and write out the current
            ## param value, the ordered dict index number. Also,
            ## get the short description from paramsinfo. Make it look pretty,
            ## pad nicely if at all possible.
            for key, val in self.paramsdict.iteritems():
                ## If multiple elements, write them out comma separated
                if isinstance(val, list) or isinstance(val, tuple):
                    paramvalue = ", ".join([str(i) for i in val])
                else:
                    paramvalue = str(val)

                ## skip deprecated params
                if key in ["edit_cutsites", "trim_overhang"]:
                    continue

                padding = (" "*(30-len(paramvalue)))
                paramkey = self.paramsdict.keys().index(key)
                paramindex = " ## [{}] ".format(paramkey)
                LOGGER.debug(key, val, paramindex)
                name = "[{}]: ".format(paramname(paramkey))
                description = paraminfo(paramkey, short=True)
                paramsfile.write("\n" + paramvalue + padding + \
                                        paramindex + name + description)
def write_params ( self , outfile = None , force = False ) : if outfile is None : outfile = "params-" + self . name + ".txt" ## Test if params file already exists? ## If not forcing, test for file and bail out if it exists if not force : if os . path . isfile ( outfile ) : raise IPyradWarningExit ( PARAMS_EXISTS . format ( outfile ) ) with open ( outfile , 'w' ) as paramsfile : ## Write the header. Format to 80 columns header = "------- ipyrad params file (v.{})" . format ( ip . __version__ ) header += ( "-" * ( 80 - len ( header ) ) ) paramsfile . write ( header ) ## Whip through the current paramsdict and write out the current ## param value, the ordered dict index number. Also, ## get the short description from paramsinfo. Make it look pretty, ## pad nicely if at all possible. for key , val in self . paramsdict . iteritems ( ) : ## If multiple elements, write them out comma separated if isinstance ( val , list ) or isinstance ( val , tuple ) : paramvalue = ", " . join ( [ str ( i ) for i in val ] ) else : paramvalue = str ( val ) ## skip deprecated params if key in [ "edit_cutsites" , "trim_overhang" ] : continue padding = ( " " * ( 30 - len ( paramvalue ) ) ) paramkey = self . paramsdict . keys ( ) . index ( key ) paramindex = " ## [{}] " . format ( paramkey ) LOGGER . debug ( key , val , paramindex ) name = "[{}]: " . format ( paramname ( paramkey ) ) description = paraminfo ( paramkey , short = True ) paramsfile . write ( "\n" + paramvalue + padding + paramindex + name + description )
Write out the parameters of this assembly to a file properly
        formatted as input for `ipyrad -p <params.txt>`. A good and
        simple way to share/archive parameter settings for assemblies.
        This is also the function that's used by __main__ to
        generate default params.txt files for `ipyrad -n`
Write out the parameters of this assembly to a file properly formatted as input for ipyrad - p <params . txt > . A good and simple way to share / archive parameter settings for assemblies . This is also the function that s used by __main__ to generate default params . txt files for ipyrad - n