[BioC] MarrayRaw builder defect?

[John Zhang]

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>Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2002 11:18:26 -0700 (PDT)
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>Hi John,
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>I can still repeat the error.  I am using Windows 2000 and R 1.5.1.
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>If I do a "change dir..." to the directory I want, then execute
>widget(ext="spot"), I can see the files in the directory.  

The default is the current directory when there is no path given. That is why 
you can view the content this way. However, I could always view the content of a 
directory by passing a path to widget.marrayRqw. Does anyone else have problems 
viewing the content of a directory passed to widget.marrayRaw?

>However, if I select a subdirectory, the "Up" button doesn't do anything so I 
>can't navigate back up a level in the directory structure.

The "Up" button is indeed not working properly under Windows. I will have that 
fixed. Thanks.




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>On Fri, 26 Jul 2002, John Zhang wrote:
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>> >Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 12:54:35 -0700 (PDT)
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>> >When I select the "Files" button on the 'MarrayRaw builder' window, the 
'File 
>> Browser' window shows no files.
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>> >I have attached a screen shot of the two windows which also shows the 
listing 
>> of the files in the directory that should have shown up in the 'File Browser' 
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>> >Windows 2000
>> >R 1.5.1
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>> >widget.marrayRaw(path="c:\\MicroarrayAnalysis\\Sam\\biocondutor test", 
>> ext="spot")
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>> I finnally had my Windows R + tcl/tk set up and had the chance to test 
>> widget.marrayRaw. I could view the files in 
>> "c:\\MicroarrayAnalysis\\Sam\\biocondutor test" I created in my local 
machine. 
>> However, if I type "c:\\MicroarrayAnalysis\\Sam\biocondutor test" (with a 
>> missing back slash), I got nothing displayed in file browser. 
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