misha (version 5.4.0)

gintervals.dataset: Returns the database/dataset path for interval sets

Description

Returns the path of the database or dataset containing an interval set.

Usage

gintervals.dataset(intervals = NULL)

Value

A character vector containing the database paths for each interval set. Returns NA for interval sets that don't exist in any connected database.

Arguments

intervals

interval set name or a vector of interval set names

Details

When datasets are loaded, interval sets can come from either the working database or from loaded datasets. This function returns the source path for each interval set.

See Also

gintervals.dbs, gintervals.exists, gintervals.ls, gdataset.ls

Examples

# \dontshow{
options(gmax.processes = 2)
# }

gdb.init_examples()
gintervals.dataset("annotations1")