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I want to perform alignment using Hisat2 for single-ended thousands of samples and each sample distributed among different libraries.



I have modified this script (https://www.biostars.org/p/223404/#224169):



#!/bin/bash
for f in `ls data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/*.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz | sed 's/.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz//g' | sort -u`
do
echo HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U $f.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S $f.bam
done


It gives me echo as:



HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.bam
HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.bam
HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460435.bam
HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460436.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460436.bam


As this is the same sample (Alst-1_6989) is distributed among different lanes (SRR3460433,SRR3460434,SRR3460435,SRR3460436) which should be joined by comma not as a separate command as follows and I want the name of the sample (Alst-1_6989) in the output file (Alst-1_6989.bam), currently its name of the distributed library. Its just one example I have thousands of sample with a variable number of distributed library, so we need to keep this thing in mind.



HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460436.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/Alst-1_6989.bam


I think some neseted for loop can work or something like this, Any help will be highly appreciated.










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    I want to perform alignment using Hisat2 for single-ended thousands of samples and each sample distributed among different libraries.



    I have modified this script (https://www.biostars.org/p/223404/#224169):



    #!/bin/bash
    for f in `ls data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/*.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz | sed 's/.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz//g' | sort -u`
    do
    echo HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U $f.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S $f.bam
    done


    It gives me echo as:



    HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.bam
    HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.bam
    HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460435.bam
    HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460436.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460436.bam


    As this is the same sample (Alst-1_6989) is distributed among different lanes (SRR3460433,SRR3460434,SRR3460435,SRR3460436) which should be joined by comma not as a separate command as follows and I want the name of the sample (Alst-1_6989) in the output file (Alst-1_6989.bam), currently its name of the distributed library. Its just one example I have thousands of sample with a variable number of distributed library, so we need to keep this thing in mind.



    HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460436.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/Alst-1_6989.bam


    I think some neseted for loop can work or something like this, Any help will be highly appreciated.










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      I want to perform alignment using Hisat2 for single-ended thousands of samples and each sample distributed among different libraries.



      I have modified this script (https://www.biostars.org/p/223404/#224169):



      #!/bin/bash
      for f in `ls data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/*.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz | sed 's/.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz//g' | sort -u`
      do
      echo HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U $f.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S $f.bam
      done


      It gives me echo as:



      HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.bam
      HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.bam
      HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460435.bam
      HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460436.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460436.bam


      As this is the same sample (Alst-1_6989) is distributed among different lanes (SRR3460433,SRR3460434,SRR3460435,SRR3460436) which should be joined by comma not as a separate command as follows and I want the name of the sample (Alst-1_6989) in the output file (Alst-1_6989.bam), currently its name of the distributed library. Its just one example I have thousands of sample with a variable number of distributed library, so we need to keep this thing in mind.



      HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460436.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/Alst-1_6989.bam


      I think some neseted for loop can work or something like this, Any help will be highly appreciated.










      share|improve this question














      I want to perform alignment using Hisat2 for single-ended thousands of samples and each sample distributed among different libraries.



      I have modified this script (https://www.biostars.org/p/223404/#224169):



      #!/bin/bash
      for f in `ls data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/*.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz | sed 's/.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz//g' | sort -u`
      do
      echo HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U $f.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S $f.bam
      done


      It gives me echo as:



      HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.bam
      HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.bam
      HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460435.bam
      HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460436.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460436.bam


      As this is the same sample (Alst-1_6989) is distributed among different lanes (SRR3460433,SRR3460434,SRR3460435,SRR3460436) which should be joined by comma not as a separate command as follows and I want the name of the sample (Alst-1_6989) in the output file (Alst-1_6989.bam), currently its name of the distributed library. Its just one example I have thousands of sample with a variable number of distributed library, so we need to keep this thing in mind.



      HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460436.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -S data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/Alst-1_6989.bam


      I think some neseted for loop can work or something like this, Any help will be highly appreciated.







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          Don't parse ls.



          Full path filenames shouldn't be dups, so I dropped the sort.

          I'm going to assume a reasonable number of files per sample.

          For that -



          base="$PWD"
          cmdtrunk="HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U "
          shopt -s nullglob # return empty if not matched
          for sample in data/1547_2015/Accessions/* # assumes no spaces, etc
          do [[ -d "$base/$sample" ]] || continue # ignore files in this dir
          lst=( $( find "$base/$sample/transcriptome/fastq/trim/" -name *.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -print0 |
          while read -r -d '' f; do printf "%sn" "$f"; done ) )
          if (( $#lst[@] ))
          then stack="$( printf "%s," "$lst[@]" )"
          printf " %sn" "$cmdtrunk $stack%, -S $base/$sample/$sample##*/.bam"
          fi
          done


          I don't have anything like this structure, so haven't tested this as much as I'd like. Still, but all it does is print the commands, which you can save and inspect before executing.



          Let me know what's broken and we'll fix it.






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          • Many thanks, the above command combine the libraries like this: cmdtrunk /media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,/media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz, But it misses the starting command: HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U Is it possible to sort it out? and make this command executable

            – Waqas Khokhar
            Mar 10 at 21:00







          • 1





            Two major things - 1) I didn't put a $ on my var (mea culpa) and 2) you have embedded spaces in your structure. I edited for that. As a rule, I avoid spaces in my filenames like the plague it is, but I totally understand that people don't always get to choose. Tell me what blows up this time. :)

            – Paul Hodges
            Mar 11 at 13:41











          • (stackoverflow.com/users/8656552/paul-hodges), is it possible to remove comma from the end of last joined fastq file. Means I want files joined like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz) not like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,)

            – Waqas Khokhar
            Mar 27 at 19:45











          • edited, try that. :)

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          • Hm. Previous edit didn't take. Did it again.

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          Don't parse ls.



          Full path filenames shouldn't be dups, so I dropped the sort.

          I'm going to assume a reasonable number of files per sample.

          For that -



          base="$PWD"
          cmdtrunk="HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U "
          shopt -s nullglob # return empty if not matched
          for sample in data/1547_2015/Accessions/* # assumes no spaces, etc
          do [[ -d "$base/$sample" ]] || continue # ignore files in this dir
          lst=( $( find "$base/$sample/transcriptome/fastq/trim/" -name *.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -print0 |
          while read -r -d '' f; do printf "%sn" "$f"; done ) )
          if (( $#lst[@] ))
          then stack="$( printf "%s," "$lst[@]" )"
          printf " %sn" "$cmdtrunk $stack%, -S $base/$sample/$sample##*/.bam"
          fi
          done


          I don't have anything like this structure, so haven't tested this as much as I'd like. Still, but all it does is print the commands, which you can save and inspect before executing.



          Let me know what's broken and we'll fix it.






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          • Many thanks, the above command combine the libraries like this: cmdtrunk /media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,/media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz, But it misses the starting command: HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U Is it possible to sort it out? and make this command executable

            – Waqas Khokhar
            Mar 10 at 21:00







          • 1





            Two major things - 1) I didn't put a $ on my var (mea culpa) and 2) you have embedded spaces in your structure. I edited for that. As a rule, I avoid spaces in my filenames like the plague it is, but I totally understand that people don't always get to choose. Tell me what blows up this time. :)

            – Paul Hodges
            Mar 11 at 13:41











          • (stackoverflow.com/users/8656552/paul-hodges), is it possible to remove comma from the end of last joined fastq file. Means I want files joined like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz) not like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,)

            – Waqas Khokhar
            Mar 27 at 19:45











          • edited, try that. :)

            – Paul Hodges
            Apr 1 at 14:03











          • Hm. Previous edit didn't take. Did it again.

            – Paul Hodges
            Apr 2 at 14:21















          1














          Don't parse ls.



          Full path filenames shouldn't be dups, so I dropped the sort.

          I'm going to assume a reasonable number of files per sample.

          For that -



          base="$PWD"
          cmdtrunk="HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U "
          shopt -s nullglob # return empty if not matched
          for sample in data/1547_2015/Accessions/* # assumes no spaces, etc
          do [[ -d "$base/$sample" ]] || continue # ignore files in this dir
          lst=( $( find "$base/$sample/transcriptome/fastq/trim/" -name *.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -print0 |
          while read -r -d '' f; do printf "%sn" "$f"; done ) )
          if (( $#lst[@] ))
          then stack="$( printf "%s," "$lst[@]" )"
          printf " %sn" "$cmdtrunk $stack%, -S $base/$sample/$sample##*/.bam"
          fi
          done


          I don't have anything like this structure, so haven't tested this as much as I'd like. Still, but all it does is print the commands, which you can save and inspect before executing.



          Let me know what's broken and we'll fix it.






          share|improve this answer

























          • Many thanks, the above command combine the libraries like this: cmdtrunk /media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,/media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz, But it misses the starting command: HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U Is it possible to sort it out? and make this command executable

            – Waqas Khokhar
            Mar 10 at 21:00







          • 1





            Two major things - 1) I didn't put a $ on my var (mea culpa) and 2) you have embedded spaces in your structure. I edited for that. As a rule, I avoid spaces in my filenames like the plague it is, but I totally understand that people don't always get to choose. Tell me what blows up this time. :)

            – Paul Hodges
            Mar 11 at 13:41











          • (stackoverflow.com/users/8656552/paul-hodges), is it possible to remove comma from the end of last joined fastq file. Means I want files joined like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz) not like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,)

            – Waqas Khokhar
            Mar 27 at 19:45











          • edited, try that. :)

            – Paul Hodges
            Apr 1 at 14:03











          • Hm. Previous edit didn't take. Did it again.

            – Paul Hodges
            Apr 2 at 14:21













          1












          1








          1







          Don't parse ls.



          Full path filenames shouldn't be dups, so I dropped the sort.

          I'm going to assume a reasonable number of files per sample.

          For that -



          base="$PWD"
          cmdtrunk="HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U "
          shopt -s nullglob # return empty if not matched
          for sample in data/1547_2015/Accessions/* # assumes no spaces, etc
          do [[ -d "$base/$sample" ]] || continue # ignore files in this dir
          lst=( $( find "$base/$sample/transcriptome/fastq/trim/" -name *.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -print0 |
          while read -r -d '' f; do printf "%sn" "$f"; done ) )
          if (( $#lst[@] ))
          then stack="$( printf "%s," "$lst[@]" )"
          printf " %sn" "$cmdtrunk $stack%, -S $base/$sample/$sample##*/.bam"
          fi
          done


          I don't have anything like this structure, so haven't tested this as much as I'd like. Still, but all it does is print the commands, which you can save and inspect before executing.



          Let me know what's broken and we'll fix it.






          share|improve this answer















          Don't parse ls.



          Full path filenames shouldn't be dups, so I dropped the sort.

          I'm going to assume a reasonable number of files per sample.

          For that -



          base="$PWD"
          cmdtrunk="HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U "
          shopt -s nullglob # return empty if not matched
          for sample in data/1547_2015/Accessions/* # assumes no spaces, etc
          do [[ -d "$base/$sample" ]] || continue # ignore files in this dir
          lst=( $( find "$base/$sample/transcriptome/fastq/trim/" -name *.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz -print0 |
          while read -r -d '' f; do printf "%sn" "$f"; done ) )
          if (( $#lst[@] ))
          then stack="$( printf "%s," "$lst[@]" )"
          printf " %sn" "$cmdtrunk $stack%, -S $base/$sample/$sample##*/.bam"
          fi
          done


          I don't have anything like this structure, so haven't tested this as much as I'd like. Still, but all it does is print the commands, which you can save and inspect before executing.



          Let me know what's broken and we'll fix it.







          share|improve this answer














          share|improve this answer



          share|improve this answer








          edited Apr 2 at 14:20

























          answered Mar 8 at 19:30









          Paul HodgesPaul Hodges

          4,0261524




          4,0261524












          • Many thanks, the above command combine the libraries like this: cmdtrunk /media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,/media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz, But it misses the starting command: HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U Is it possible to sort it out? and make this command executable

            – Waqas Khokhar
            Mar 10 at 21:00







          • 1





            Two major things - 1) I didn't put a $ on my var (mea culpa) and 2) you have embedded spaces in your structure. I edited for that. As a rule, I avoid spaces in my filenames like the plague it is, but I totally understand that people don't always get to choose. Tell me what blows up this time. :)

            – Paul Hodges
            Mar 11 at 13:41











          • (stackoverflow.com/users/8656552/paul-hodges), is it possible to remove comma from the end of last joined fastq file. Means I want files joined like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz) not like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,)

            – Waqas Khokhar
            Mar 27 at 19:45











          • edited, try that. :)

            – Paul Hodges
            Apr 1 at 14:03











          • Hm. Previous edit didn't take. Did it again.

            – Paul Hodges
            Apr 2 at 14:21

















          • Many thanks, the above command combine the libraries like this: cmdtrunk /media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,/media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz, But it misses the starting command: HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U Is it possible to sort it out? and make this command executable

            – Waqas Khokhar
            Mar 10 at 21:00







          • 1





            Two major things - 1) I didn't put a $ on my var (mea culpa) and 2) you have embedded spaces in your structure. I edited for that. As a rule, I avoid spaces in my filenames like the plague it is, but I totally understand that people don't always get to choose. Tell me what blows up this time. :)

            – Paul Hodges
            Mar 11 at 13:41











          • (stackoverflow.com/users/8656552/paul-hodges), is it possible to remove comma from the end of last joined fastq file. Means I want files joined like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz) not like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,)

            – Waqas Khokhar
            Mar 27 at 19:45











          • edited, try that. :)

            – Paul Hodges
            Apr 1 at 14:03











          • Hm. Previous edit didn't take. Did it again.

            – Paul Hodges
            Apr 2 at 14:21
















          Many thanks, the above command combine the libraries like this: cmdtrunk /media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,/media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz, But it misses the starting command: HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U Is it possible to sort it out? and make this command executable

          – Waqas Khokhar
          Mar 10 at 21:00






          Many thanks, the above command combine the libraries like this: cmdtrunk /media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,/media/waqas/Seagate Backup Plus Drive/Analysis/data/1547_2015/Accessions/Alst-1_6989/transcriptome/fastq/trim/SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz, But it misses the starting command: HISAT/hisat2-2.1.0/hisat2 --p 8 --min-intronlen 60 --max-intronlen 6000 --dta -x Hisat2_index/arabidopsis -U Is it possible to sort it out? and make this command executable

          – Waqas Khokhar
          Mar 10 at 21:00





          1




          1





          Two major things - 1) I didn't put a $ on my var (mea culpa) and 2) you have embedded spaces in your structure. I edited for that. As a rule, I avoid spaces in my filenames like the plague it is, but I totally understand that people don't always get to choose. Tell me what blows up this time. :)

          – Paul Hodges
          Mar 11 at 13:41





          Two major things - 1) I didn't put a $ on my var (mea culpa) and 2) you have embedded spaces in your structure. I edited for that. As a rule, I avoid spaces in my filenames like the plague it is, but I totally understand that people don't always get to choose. Tell me what blows up this time. :)

          – Paul Hodges
          Mar 11 at 13:41













          (stackoverflow.com/users/8656552/paul-hodges), is it possible to remove comma from the end of last joined fastq file. Means I want files joined like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz) not like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,)

          – Waqas Khokhar
          Mar 27 at 19:45





          (stackoverflow.com/users/8656552/paul-hodges), is it possible to remove comma from the end of last joined fastq file. Means I want files joined like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz) not like this (SRR3460433.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460434.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,SRR3460435.fastq.bz2_trimmed.fq.gz,)

          – Waqas Khokhar
          Mar 27 at 19:45













          edited, try that. :)

          – Paul Hodges
          Apr 1 at 14:03





          edited, try that. :)

          – Paul Hodges
          Apr 1 at 14:03













          Hm. Previous edit didn't take. Did it again.

          – Paul Hodges
          Apr 2 at 14:21





          Hm. Previous edit didn't take. Did it again.

          – Paul Hodges
          Apr 2 at 14:21



















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