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  • SCARF Format Conversion

    Hello All!

    Does anyone have a perl script to convert SCARF symbolic to numeric?

    The Maq application will only accept the numeric form of SCARF.

    Thanks in advance!

  • #2
    hello,

    Long time passed for this question. Did you get the solution for your question?

    Thanks
    ~Adnan~

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    • #3
      Originally posted by [email protected] View Post
      hello,

      Long time passed for this question. Did you get the solution for your question?

      Thanks
      I ended up writing a custom perl script for it. I attached it below.

      Usage: perl <input file> <output file>
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      • #4
        Thank you very much. It worked for me But if i am not bothering, can you tell what is the problem with symbolic format and fq_allstd.pl doesnt convert it as it is provided by along with data for conversion?

        Thanks once again.
        ~Adnan~

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