pxrlt and pxrls only change the final name on the list about phyx HOT 9 CLOSED

Hi @VaneMorales. Can you please provide example input files and commands you are using? I will take a look at it.

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Hi, Many thanks for answering so quickly :) Here I am attaching the command line and the input files when I use pxrlt

pxrlt -t ./ITS/ITS_result.raxml.bestTree -c ./ITS/ITS_numbers_s_otites.txt -n ./ITS/ITS_names_s_otites.txt -o ./ITS/ITS_bestTree_renamed

ITS_result.raxml.zip

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Ok, I will look at this today. Sorry for the problems.

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The problem is it is not matching the names in the file. You can use the verbose option (-v) to get more information:

$ pxrlt -c ITS_numbers_s_otites.txt -n ITS_names_s_otites.txt -t ITS_result.raxml.bestTree -v
The following names to match were not found in the tree:
EF538363.1
GU818665.1
GU818666.1
GU818667.1
GU818668.1
GU818669.1
GU818670.1
Senecio_otites_V1_ITS_consensus_sequence
Senecio_otites_V2_ITS_consensus_sequence
Senecio_otites_V6_ITS_consensus_sequence
Senecio_otites_V7_ITS_consensus_sequence
(((GU818669.1:0.005328,GU818670.1:0.003992):0.000001,(EF538363.1:0.005434,((Senecio_otites_V7_ITS_consensus_sequence:0.000001,(Senecio_otites_V2_ITS_consensus_sequence:0.002144,Senecio_otites_V03:0.000001):0.002113):0.000001,Senecio_otites_V1_ITS_consensus_sequence:0.000001):0.000001):0.000001):0.000001,(GU818666.1:0.001328,(Senecio_otites_V6_ITS_consensus_sequence:0.000001,GU818665.1:0.00133):0.00133):0.000001,(GU818668.1:0.005327,GU818667.1:0.002661):0.000001);

But those names are in the tree, so I will have to track down what is going wrong with the matching.

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Many thanks for looking at this. I was thinking it was because the software added a space after the name when the alignment is exported (*.phy) , but the space does not appear on the tree or in the input files (current and new names of the sequences). It's not about the length of the names used either.

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Hey @VaneMorales. Sorry about the delay on this. I have a chunk of time later today when I'll tackle this... or die trying (^_-)≡☆

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Sorry for the delay.

It turns out that the problem is that the input files have Windows line Carriage Returns (CR) rather than the expected unix Line Feeds (LF). The result is that all the names to match (except the last one!) each contain a line break in the name, which is why they were not matching.

Ideally we would handle all types of line endings, and hope to at some point, but for now the easiest thing to do is convert your files before running the commands. If you are working on linux you can use the program dos2unix. On Ubuntu you would install it with:

sudo apt-get install dos2unix

When you are in a directory you can convert all of the files to unix with the command:

dos2unix *

If you want to keep the Windows-formatted files, either be careful where you run the command, or make backups of your files.

Once converted, the files run correctly:

$ pxrlt -c ITS_numbers_s_otites_unix.txt -n ITS_names_s_otites_unix.txt -t ITS_result.raxml.bestTree
(((Senecio_otites_C05:0.005328,Senecio_otites_C06:0.003992):0.000001,(Senecio_otites_Plowman_2627:0.005434,((Senecio_otites_V07:0.000001,(Senecio_otites_V02:0.002144,Senecio_otites_V03:0.000001):0.002113):0.000001,Senecio_otites_V01:0.000001):0.000001):0.000001):0.000001,(Senecio_otites_C02:0.001328,(Senecio_otites_V06:0.000001,Senecio_otites_C01:0.00133):0.00133):0.000001,(Senecio_otites_C04:0.005327,Senecio_otites_C03:0.002661):0.000001);

Sorry for the headache!

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Thank god you are not dead!!! I was starting to be worried. Many thanks for looking into this and for pointing the solution to my problem (I have had several issues as I am running these analyses in Ubuntu but I had managed to fix them until now), so I am very grateful for your help :)

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