Subsections


mrkinfo

Displays basic information on all known markers.

Synopsis:

The mrkinfo command is invoked either as:

Description:

For each marker known to the system, the command displays its numerical Id, its name, the numerical Id of all the data-sets in which the marker is defined and also if the marker has been merged (see mrkmerge, section 2.3.9) with another marker: when the marker $i$ has been merged with the marker $j$ the result of the merging being stored in $i$, then the information on $i$ mentions $j$.

Arguments :

Returns:

nothing

Example:

CG> dsload Data/bc.cg
{1 f2 backcross 20 208 /homes/thomas/carthagene/test/Data/bc.cg}
CG> dsload Data/rh.cg
{2 haploid RH 53 118 /homes/thomas/carthagene/test/Data/rh.cg}
CG> dsmergor 1 2
{3 merged by order 59 326}
CG> mrkinfo

Markers :
--------:
Num                Names : Sets         Merges
  1                  MS1 :   1   2   3
  2                  MS2 :   1   2   3
  3                  MS3 :   1   2   3
  4                  MS4 :   1   2   3
  5                  MS5 :   1   2   3
  6                  MS6 :   1   2   3
  7                  MS7 :   1   2   3
  8                  MS8 :   1   2   3
  9                  MS9 :   1   2   3
 10                 MS10 :   1       3
 11                 MS11 :   1       3
 12                 MS12 :   1       3
 13                 MS13 :   1   2   3
 14                 MS14 :   1       3
 15                 MS15 :   1   2   3
 16                 MS16 :   1       3
 17                 MS17 :   1   2   3
 18                 MS18 :   1       3
 19                 MS19 :   1   2   3
 20                 MS20 :   1   2   3
 21                   G1 :       2   3
 22                   G2 :       2   3
 23                   G3 :       2   3
 24                   G4 :       2   3
 25                   G5 :       2   3
 26                   G6 :       2   3
 27                   G7 :       2   3
 28                   G8 :       2   3
 29                   G9 :       2   3
 30                  G10 :       2   3
 31                  G11 :       2   3
 32                  G12 :       2   3
 33                  G13 :       2   3
 34                  G14 :       2   3
 35                  G15 :       2   3
 36                  G16 :       2   3
 37                  G17 :       2   3
 38                  G18 :       2   3
 39                  G19 :       2   3
 40                  G20 :       2   3
 41                  G21 :       2   3
 42                  G22 :       2   3
 43                  G23 :       2   3
 44                  G24 :       2   3
 45                  G25 :       2   3
 46                  G26 :       2   3
 47                  G27 :       2   3
 48                  G28 :       2   3
 49                  G29 :       2   3
 50                  G30 :       2   3
 51                  G31 :       2   3
 52                  G32 :       2   3
 53                  G33 :       2   3
 54                  G34 :       2   3
 55                  G35 :       2   3
 56                  G36 :       2   3
 57                  G37 :       2   3
 58                  G39 :       2   3
 59                  G40 :       2   3

See also :

Thomas Schiex 2009-10-27