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  • DINDEL --varFile not specified

    Hello,

    I'm aware this issue (or similar) has been alerady posted but I don't get DINDEL to work for the 'Stage 3' (version 1.0, page 4 of the documentation). Basically it asks me for the candiate variant file ('Please specify the file with the candidate variants.'). However I think I've already supplied the windows file using the following command where '--varFile' is used for that.

    [PATH_TO_DINDEL]/dindel \
    --analysis indels \
    --doDiploid \
    --bamFile [PATH_TO_BAM_FILE]/file.bam \
    --ref [PATH_TO_REFERENCE_GENOME]/hg19.fa \
    --varFile [PATH_TO_CANDIDATE_VARIANTS_FILE]/file.windows.1.txt \
    --libFile [PATH_TO_LIBRARY_FILE]/file.libraries.txt \
    --outputFile [PATH_FOR_OUTPUT_FILE]

    I would d be grateful if someone could help me to identify what I'm dowing wrong.

    Thanks a lot
    Jorge

  • #2
    I love Dindel, but it was a big hassle to figure out how to make it run.

    I wrote a bash script to run Dindel as part of a larger pipeline. I have tried to take out the relevant lines and delete things that are not necessary. Hopefully it can help you and others out:

    Code:
    /dindel-1.01-src/dindel --analysis getCIGARindels --quiet --bamFile [aligned_file] --outputFile [dindel_output_1] --ref [reference.fa]
    
    mkdir [first_directory]
    
    /dindel-1.01-python/makeWindows.py --inputVarFile [dindel_output_1].variants.txt --windowFilePrefix [first_directory/temp_one] --numWindowsPerFile 1000
    
    mkdir [second_directory]
    
    trial=`ls -1 [first_directory] | wc -l`
    
    for ((i=1;i<=trial;++i))
    
    do
    
    /dindel-1.01-src/dindel --analysis indels --doDiploid --quiet --bamFile [aligned_file] --ref [reference.fa] --varFile [first_directory/temp_one].'$i'.txt' --libFile '[dindel_output_1].libraries.txt' --outputFile '[second_directory].dindel_output_stage1_output_windows.'$i
    
    done
    
    ls [second_directory] | grep ".glf.txt" > [dindel_list]
    
    sed 's,^,[second_directory]/,' [dindel_list] > [full_dindel_list]
    
    /Users/blevinson/Shared/DINDEL/dindel-1.01-python/mergeOutputDiploid.py --inputFiles [full_dindel_list] --outputFile [dindel_variant.vcf] --ref [reference.fa]
    In your case I can't see anything obviously wrong... are you 100% sure you have the path correctly specified?

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    • #3
      Hello Heisman,

      Thanks for the code. Just one question, are you using dindel-0.12 ? I that case I get the program to work, however I get the error if I use dindel-1.01.

      Thanks
      Jorge

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      • #4
        Nope, I'm using Dindel 1.01.

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        • #5
          Hi Heisman,

          Ok thanks, I got feedback from Kees (the author). It seems it's a problem with my boost version.

          Jorge

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          • #6
            Ah, yes, I had a problem when I first tried to install it because I used boost 1.48 instead of boost 1.45.

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