Example #1
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        #silence output and run API filter call
        with helpers.no_console_output():
            script07_api_call(curDir, os.path.join(curDir, outFile),
                                genelist, filtervals['opt_e_keyword_field'],
                                negative_query, joinedPrevFile)

    outheader = []
    outtext = []
    outtextmap = []
    outheadermap = [] #for column defs

    #get number of lines in the file using custom function
    numresults = -1

    try: #results = file line count minus header
        numresults = helpers.get_linecount(os.path.join(curDir, outFile)) - 1
    except:
        numresults = -1

    try:

        with open(os.path.join(curDir, outFile), 'r') as ifff:
            outheader = ifff.readline().strip().split('\t')

            #only store the first RESULTLIMIT results
            for i in range(0, RESULTLIMIT):
                outtext.append(ifff.readline().strip().split('\t'))

    except:
        pass #no results found
Example #2
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    #read the new (old) results file and return the data
    #parse out the data from the output file and return it in JSON
    #format changed as of tag v0.5 to export this as a map/dict
    #which is the easiest way for angular to produce a sortable table
    outheader = []
    outtext = []
    outtextmap = []
    outheadermap = [] #for column defs

    #get number of lines in the file using custom function
    numresults = -1

    try:
        #result count = file line count minus header
        numresults = helpers.get_linecount('%s/%s' % (curDir, outFile)) - 1
    except:
        numresults = -1

    try:
        with open('%s/%s' % (curDir, outFile), 'r') as ifff:
            outheader = ifff.readline().strip().split('\t')

            #only store the first RESULTLIMIT results
            for i in range(0, RESULTLIMIT):
                outtext.append(ifff.readline().strip().split('\t'))

    except:
        pass #no results found

Example #3
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    #read the new (old) results file and return the data
    #parse out the data from the output file and return it in JSON
    #format changed as of tag v0.5 to export this as a map/dict
    #which is the easiest way for angular to produce a sortable table
    outheader = []
    outtext = []
    outtextmap = []
    outheadermap = []  #for column defs

    #get number of lines in the file using custom function
    numresults = -1

    try:
        #result count = file line count minus header
        numresults = helpers.get_linecount('%s/%s' % (curDir, outFile)) - 1
    except:
        numresults = -1

    try:
        with open('%s/%s' % (curDir, outFile), 'r') as ifff:
            outheader = ifff.readline().strip().split('\t')

            #only store the first RESULTLIMIT results
            for i in range(0, RESULTLIMIT):
                outtext.append(ifff.readline().strip().split('\t'))

    except:
        pass  #no results found

    for result in outtext:
Example #4
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        #silence output and run API filter call
        with helpers.no_console_output():
            script07_api_call(curDir, os.path.join(curDir, outFile), genelist,
                              filtervals['opt_e_keyword_field'],
                              negative_query, joinedPrevFile)

    outheader = []
    outtext = []
    outtextmap = []
    outheadermap = []  #for column defs

    #get number of lines in the file using custom function
    numresults = -1

    try:  #results = file line count minus header
        numresults = helpers.get_linecount(os.path.join(curDir, outFile)) - 1
    except:
        numresults = -1

    try:

        with open(os.path.join(curDir, outFile), 'r') as ifff:
            outheader = ifff.readline().strip().split('\t')

            #only store the first RESULTLIMIT results
            for i in range(0, RESULTLIMIT):
                outtext.append(ifff.readline().strip().split('\t'))

    except:
        pass  #no results found