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<tool id="PSM.Prep" name="PSM Prep" version="1.94.2"> <description>prepares data for the PSM Plotter</description> <version_command>perl cpt_psm_0_prep.pl --version</version_command> <stdio> <exit_code range="1:" level="fatal"/> </stdio> <requirements> <requirement type="package" version="5.22.1">perl</requirement> <requirement type="package">perl-bioperl</requirement> <requirement type="package">perl-moose</requirement> <requirement type="package">perl-ipc-run</requirement> <requirement type="package">perl-getopt-long-descriptive</requirement> </requirements> <command detect_errors="aggressive"><![CDATA[ perl -Mlib='$__tool_directory__/lib' '$__tool_directory__/cpt_psm_0_prep.pl' --galaxy --outfile_supporting '$__new_file_path__' #for $item in $repeat_file: --file "${item.file}" #end for --cpt_psm_object "${cpt_psm_object}" --cpt_psm_object_files_path "${cpt_psm_object.files_path}" --cpt_psm_object_format "${cpt_psm_object_format}" --cpt_psm_object_id "${cpt_psm_object.id}" ]]></command> <inputs> <repeat name="repeat_file" title="File"> <param name="file" help="Input file" optional="False" label="file" type="data"/> </repeat> <param name="cpt_psm_object_format" help="Output PSM Object" optional="False" label="Format of cpt_psm_object" type="select"> <option value="TXT" selected="True">TXT</option> <option value="CONF">CONF</option> </param> </inputs> <outputs> <data name="cpt_psm_object" format="TXT"> <change_format> <when input="cpt_psm_object_format" value="TXT" format="txt"/> <when input="cpt_psm_object_format" value="CONF" format="txt"/> </change_format> </data> </outputs> <help>NAME ==== PSM Prep DESCRIPTION =========== This tool takes in 2 or more GenBank files, blasts, and prepares data structures for use in the companion tool: PSM Plotter. Select as many (multi)-gbk files as you *might* want to plot. Once this tool is done, you can select any subset of those to plot then. </help> <tests/> </tool>