- createHClusterFile();
-
- }
- catch(exception& e) {
- errorOut(e, "ReadCluster", "read");
- exit(1);
- }
-}
-/***********************************************************************/
-
-void ReadCluster::createHClusterFile(){
- try {
- string outfile = getRootName(distFile) + "sorted.dist";
-
- //if you can, use the unix sort since its been optimized for years
- #if defined (__APPLE__) || (__MACH__) || (linux) || (__linux)
- string command = "sort -n -k +3 " + distFile + " -o " + outfile;
- system(command.c_str());
- #else //you are stuck with my best attempt...
- //windows sort does not have a way to specify a column, only a character in the line
- //since we cannot assume that the distance will always be at the the same character location on each line
- //due to variable sequence name lengths, I chose to force the distance into first position, then sort and then put it back.
-
- //read in file line by file and put distance first
- string tempDistFile = distFile + ".temp";
- ifstream input;
- ofstream output;
- openInputFile(distFile, input);
- openOutputFile(tempDistFile, output);
-
- string firstName, secondName;
- float dist;
- while (input) {
- input >> firstName >> secondName >> dist;
- output << dist << '\t' << firstName << '\t' << secondName << endl;
- gobble(input);
- }
- input.close();
- output.close();
-
-
- //sort using windows sort
- string tempOutfile = outfile + ".temp";
- string command = "sort " + tempDistFile + " /O " + tempOutfile;
- system(command.c_str());
-
- //read in sorted file and put distance at end again
- ifstream input2;
- openInputFile(tempOutfile, input2);
- openOutputFile(outfile, output);