-//**********************************************************************************************************************
-
-void ReadDistCommand::help(){
- try {
- m->mothurOut("The read.dist command parameter options are phylip or column, group, name, sim, cutoff and precision\n");
- m->mothurOut("The read.dist command can be used in two ways. The first is to read a phylip or column and run the cluster command\n");
- m->mothurOut("For this use the read.dist command should be in the following format: \n");
- m->mothurOut("read.dist(phylip=yourDistFile, name=yourNameFile, cutoff=yourCutoff, precision=yourPrecision) \n");
- m->mothurOut("The phylip or column parameter is required, but only one may be used. If you use a column file the name filename is required. \n");
- m->mothurOut("The sim parameter is used to indicate that your distance file contains similarity values instead of distance values. The default is false, if sim=true then mothur will convert the similarity values to distances. \n");
- m->mothurOut("If you do not provide a cutoff value 10.00 is assumed. If you do not provide a precision value then 100 is assumed.\n");
- m->mothurOut("The second way to use the read.dist command is to read a phylip or column and a group, so you can use the libshuff command.\n");
- m->mothurOut("For this use the read.dist command should be in the following format: \n");
- m->mothurOut("read.dist(phylip=yourPhylipfile, group=yourGroupFile). The cutoff and precision parameters are not valid with this use. \n");
- m->mothurOut("Note: No spaces between parameter labels (i.e. phylip), '=' and parameters (i.e.yourPhylipfile).\n\n");
- }
- catch(exception& e) {
- m->errorOut(e, "ReadDistCommand", "help");
- exit(1);
- }
-}
-
-//**********************************************************************************************************************
-
-ReadDistCommand::~ReadDistCommand(){
- if (abort == false) {
- if (format != "matrix") {
- delete read;
- delete nameMap;
- }
- }
-}
-