mcxload won't work with sif files. This used to work just fine in older mcl versions. In the newer ones, a simple file like this:
will result in this error:
___ [mcxload] symmetric mode not compatible with multi-column input formats
when running this command:
mcxload -sif file.sif --expect-values --stream-mirror -write-tab file.tab -o file.mci
It works with abc format, though.
It seems commit 6fd2b6b introduced that behavior, but the changelog says:
* Fixed bug in mcxload -etc / -235 and others. It is no longer possible
to combine these with --stream-mirror. Use -ri instead.
As it doesn't say anything about the sif format, thus I cannot tell whether this behavior with sif files is intentional or not. If I use -ri max it says:
___ [mcxload] two domain mode precludes all symmetric tab options
and I cannot guess how to say mcxload that there is a single domain. The example command in the man page of mcxload says this command should be possible:
mcxload --stream-mirror -sif data3.txt -o data3.mci -write-tab data3.tab
But that, again, results in the first error reported here.
mcxload won't work with sif files. This used to work just fine in older mcl versions. In the newer ones, a simple file like this:
will result in this error:
___ [mcxload] symmetric mode not compatible with multi-column input formatswhen running this command:
mcxload -sif file.sif --expect-values --stream-mirror -write-tab file.tab -o file.mciIt works with abc format, though.
It seems commit 6fd2b6b introduced that behavior, but the changelog says:
As it doesn't say anything about the sif format, thus I cannot tell whether this behavior with sif files is intentional or not. If I use
-ri maxit says:___ [mcxload] two domain mode precludes all symmetric tab optionsand I cannot guess how to say mcxload that there is a single domain. The example command in the man page of mcxload says this command should be possible:
mcxload --stream-mirror -sif data3.txt -o data3.mci -write-tab data3.tabBut that, again, results in the first error reported here.