Producing a CSV file with multiple columns, each referring to Anduril ports

[lauri...@gmail.com]

This question used to concern QCFasta, which has now been improved. Thanks Erkka!

The file is described like this: First column should be SampleName, second column should be Reads, and if the data is paired-end, the third column should be Mates

Now, I have paired-end data and the files in e.g. two arrays, with the same key for each pair. What would be the ideal way to construct such a three column CSV file?

Moreover, what would be a more Anduril style input format if QCFasta would be improved, since producing an intermediate CSV file doesn't allow Anduril to track the files?

[lauri...@gmail.com]

Answering my own question, maybe it's best to use Array2CSV and then CSVJoin...
Or actually I have them in a 2D record so I'm trying to use TransposeRecord, but then I'll end up two arrays anyway. I'll post code when I have some kind of version.

[Ville Rantanen]

Can't you simply use the arrays? Or is the CSV for some specific input (where the component needs all of them?)

Either:

for x: std.iterArray(array1) {
   std.echo( array1[x.key] , array2[x.key] )
}

or:

for i,x,y: std.enumerate(std.iterArray(array1),std.iterArray(array2)) {
   std.echo( array1[x.key] , array2[y.key] )
}