chromDrawGR {chromDraw} | R Documentation

## Function chromDrawGR uses Genomic Ranges as input data format. This R function call the main C++ function.

### Description

Function chromDrawGR uses Genomic Ranges as input data format. This R function call the main C++ function. If the output directory is not set, then it is use working directory for the outputs.

### Usage

    chromDrawGR(karyotypes, colors)

### Arguments

`karyotypes` | vector of the Genomic Ranges structures per karyotype.
`colors` | data frame definition of coloros, containing color name and RGB of the color values.

### Value

return exit state.

### Examples

    #load package
    library(GenomicRanges)

    #data generating
    karyotype1 <- GRanges(seqnames =Rle(c("Ack1", "Ack2"), c(5, 5)),ranges =
    IRanges(start = c(0, 400000,0,3300000,6000000,0,2500000,0,3800000,6400000),
            end = c(400000,3300000,0,6000000,10400000,2500000,3800000,0,6400000,14800000),
            names = c("A","B","CENTROMERE","C","D","E","F","CENTROMERE","G","H")),
            color = c("orange","yellow","","orange","red","green","green","","red","orange"));

    karyotype2 <- GRanges(seqnames =Rle(c("Ack3", "Ack4"), c(4, 4)),ranges =
    IRanges(start = c(0,0, 2400000,3500000,0,0,2400000,6700000),
            end = c(2400000,0,3500000,12200000,2400000,0,6700000,9200000),
            names = c("I","CENTROMERE","J","K","L","CENTROMERE","M","N")),
            color = c("light_blue","","orange","red","pink","","red","light_blue"));

    inputData <- list(karyotype1,karyotype2);

    #colors generating
    name <- c("yellow", "red", "blue", "violet", "orange", "green", "light_blue", "pink");
    r <- c(255, 255, 0, 255, 247, 0, 0, 230);
    g <- c(255, 0, 0, 0 ,148, 255, 255, 170);
    b <- c(0, 0, 255, 255, 29, 0, 255, 160);
    inputColors <- data.frame(name,r,g,b);

    #run the function with generated data and colors
    chromDrawGR(inputData,inputColors);

[Package chromDraw version 2.16.0 Index]