root/galaxy-central/tools/rgenetics/rgRegion.xml

<tool id="rgRegion" name="Subset:">
    <code file="rgRegion_code.py"/> 
    <code file="listFiles.py"/> 
  
    <description>genotypes from genomic region</description>
  
    <command interpreter="python">
        rgRegion.py $infile $r $tag $out_file1
    </command>
    
    <inputs>    
       <page>
       <param name="infile" type="data" format="lped" label="Linkage ped genotype file name from current history" size="80"/>
       <param name="r" type="text" label="Region" help="Cut and paste a UCSC browser region" 
        size="80" value="chr9:119,506,000-122,518,000"/>
       <param name="rslist" type="text" area="true" label="List of rs numbers" help="Type (or cut and paste) a space or newline separated list of rs numbers" 
        size="5x20"/>

       <param name="tag" type="text" label="Output file name" value="My_favourite_region" size="80"/>
       <param name="outformat" type="select" label="Output file format" dynamic_options="get_rgRegionOutFormats()" size="80"/>
        <param name="dbkey" type="hidden" value="hg18" />

       </page>

 
   </inputs>

   <outputs>  
       <data format="lped" name="out_file1" />
   </outputs>
<help>

.. class:: infomark

**Syntax**

- **Source** is the file you want to extract some columns from over a genomic region such as a gene or chromosome
- **Tag** is the name to give the results file for this run 
- **Region** is the genomic region cut and paste from a UCSC browser location window
- **Genome Build** is the version of the genome your markers are from - use hg18 for CAMP illumina data

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**Summary**

This tool is a very general purpose report builder. It can cut specific columns from 
amalgamated analyses - eg powers and pvalues,
or regressions over a specified genomic region (given as a UCSC browser location - eg)

It takes a tab delimited file containing rs chrom offset float1..floatn and cuts out a region and
a subset of the columns into a tabular file. If you make sure that RS is included, the
result that appears in your history will have a direct link to ucsc genome graphs for viewing
in full genomic context

ross lazarus (ross.lazarus@gmail.com)
August 2007
released under the LGPL. see documentation for license terms.

</help>
</tool>