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@fatima-nunez-300
Last seen 9.6 years ago
Hello all, I have recently updated tp BioConductor 1.5 and upon trying to use the function "ll.htmlpage" from the package "annotate" I seem to encounter the following problem: >ll.htmlpage(xxxLI, filename = "xxx.html", + title = "xxx", othernames = data.frame(xxxRes, + pvalue=xxxP,FC), + table.head = c("Locus ID", "Gene Symbol", "Pvalue","FC"), table.center = TRUE) Error: couldn't find function "ll.htmlpage" ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ This function used to work fine in the previous versions of BioC as far as I can tell. Has it been deprecated? Abolished? Am I doing something terribly wrong - most likely possibility :-)-? Sorry if this subject has already been addressed here. I have searched the mailing list unsuccessfully. Thanks in advance, Fatima ***************** F?tima N??ez Centre for Cancer Research (CIC) University of Salamanca-CSIC Campus Unamuno 37007 Salamanca Spain Phone: + 34 923 294802 Fax: + 34 923 294743 E-mail: fnunez@usal.es
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@wolfgang-huber-3550
Last seen 18 days ago
EMBL European Molecular Biology Laborat…
Hi F?tima > I have recently updated tp BioConductor 1.5 and upon trying to use the > function "ll.htmlpage" from the package "annotate" I seem to encounter > the following problem: > > >>ll.htmlpage(xxxLI, filename = "xxx.html", > > + title = "xxx", othernames = data.frame(xxxRes, > + pvalue=xxxP,FC), > + table.head = c("Locus ID", "Gene Symbol", "Pvalue","FC"), > table.center = TRUE) > > Error: couldn't find function "ll.htmlpage" > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ > > This function used to work fine in the previous versions of BioC as far > as I can tell. Has it been deprecated? Abolished? Am I doing something > terribly wrong - most likely possibility :-)-? It seems that somebody has renamed this function (rightly so, in my opinion, since the previous name didn't make too much sense). Try > help.search("htmlpage") HTMLPage-class(annotate) Classes to represent HTML pages htmlpage(annotate) Functions to build HTML pages and there are also some related (and probably mildly duplicative) functions: write.htmltable(arrayMagic) Write a data frame into an html table within a html page htmlPage(marray) Display gene list as a HTML page Best regards Wolfgang ------------------------------------- Wolfgang Huber European Bioinformatics Institute European Molecular Biology Laboratory Cambridge CB10 1SD England Phone: +44 1223 494642 Fax: +44 1223 494486 Http: www.ebi.ac.uk/huber
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