This generic function summarizes results from evaluation of
qa
into a report. Available report formats vary
depending on the data analysed.
report(x, ..., dest=tempfile(), type="html")
report_html(x, dest, type, ...)
qa
, usually derived from
class .QA
All methods with type="html"
support the argument
cssFile
, which is a named, length 1 character vector. The
value is a path to a CSS file to be incorporated into the report
(e.g., system.file("template", "QA.css",
package="ShortRead")
). The name of cssFile
is the name of
the CSS file as seen by the html report (e.g., QA.css).
See specific methods for details on additional ...
arguments.
type="html"
this is a directory; for (deprecated)
type="pdf"
this is a file.x
; usually this is
html.report_html
is meant for use by package authors wishing to add
methods for creating HTML reports; users should always invoke
report
.
The following methods are defined:
x="BowtieQA", ..., dest=tempfile(), type="html"
BowtieQA
.
x="FastqQA", ..., dest=tempfile(), type="html"
FastqQA
.
x="MAQMapQA", ..., dest=tempfile(), type="html"
MAQMapQA
.
x="SolexaExportQA", ..., dest=tempfile(), type="html"
SolexaExportQA
.
x="SolexaExportQA", ..., dest=tempfile(), type="pdf"
SolexaExportQA
.
x="SolexaPath", ..., dest=tempfile(), type="html"
_export.txt
files in the analysisPath
directory of x
to create a
SolexaExportQA
instance.
x="SolexaPath", ..., dest=tempfile(), type="pdf"
_export.txt
files in the analysisPath
directory of
x
to create a SolexaExportQA
instance.
x="ANY", ..., dest=tempfile(), type="ANY"
SolexaExportQA
showMethods("report")
## default CSS file
cssFile <- c(QA.css=system.file("template", "QA.css",
package="ShortRead"))
noquote(readLines(cssFile))
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