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The current code structure results in the first line of the consensus map not being properly parsed. For example, the first few lines of decorate() in t2t.py are:
This aims to setup the RANK_ORDER variable within nlevel.py before calling load_consensus_map(). The issue is that the first line of code reads out the first line from consensus_map. As a result, the load_consensus_map() function misses the first taxa. I suggest that the load_consensus_map() function actually call determine_rank_order() in order to avoid this issue.
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The current code structure results in the first line of the consensus map not being properly parsed. For example, the first few lines of decorate() in t2t.py are:
This aims to setup the RANK_ORDER variable within nlevel.py before calling load_consensus_map(). The issue is that the first line of code reads out the first line from consensus_map. As a result, the load_consensus_map() function misses the first taxa. I suggest that the load_consensus_map() function actually call determine_rank_order() in order to avoid this issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: