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Uploaded v0.0.4, previously only on the TestToolShed
author | peterjc |
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date | Fri, 21 Nov 2014 06:42:56 -0500 |
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#Called from the Galaxy Tool XML file #import sys def validate_input(trans, error_map, param_values, page_param_map): """Validates the min_size/max_size user input, before execution.""" err_list = [] for read_group in param_values["read_group"]: err = dict() segments = read_group["segments"] if str(segments["type"]) != "paired": err_list.append(dict()) continue min_size = str(segments["min_size"]).strip() max_size = str(segments["max_size"]).strip() #sys.stderr.write("DEBUG min_size=%r, max_size=%r\n" % (min_size, max_size)) #Somehow Galaxy seems to turn an empty field into string "None"... if min_size=="None": min_size = "" if max_size=="None": max_size = "" if min_size=="" and max_size=="": #Both missing is good pass elif min_size=="": err["min_size"] = "Minimum size required if maximum size given" elif max_size=="": err["max_size"] = "Maximum size required if minimum size given" if min_size: try: min_size_int = int(min_size) if min_size_int < 0: err["min_size"] = "Minumum size must not be negative (%i)" % min_size_int min_size = None # Avoid doing comparison below except ValueError: err["min_size"] = "Minimum size is not an integer (%s)" % min_size min_size = None # Avoid doing comparison below if max_size: try: max_size_int = int(max_size) if max_size_int< 0: err["max_size"] = "Maximum size must not be negative (%i)" % max_size_int max_size = None # Avoid doing comparison below except ValueError: err["max_size"] = "Maximum size is not an integer (%s)" % max_size max_size = None # Avoid doing comparison below if min_size and max_size and min_size_int > max_size_int: msg = "Minimum size must be less than maximum size (%i vs %i)" % (min_size_int, max_size_int) err["min_size"] = msg err["max_size"] = msg if err: err_list.append({"segments":err}) else: err_list.append(dict()) if any(err_list): #Return an error map only if any readgroup gave errors error_map["read_group"] = err_list