Class | Global |
Name | set printstyle |
Arguments | rectangular | pairs | observed | vertical | <binary_mask> |
The command sets the format used by the print command. The default type is rectangular (horizontal), so that the selected records are printed on one line with values at each variable in regular columns.
If the pairs style has been set, then each value is printed as a variable_name=value pair. The observed style prints variable_name=value pairs where the value is nonmissing.
The vertical style is a rectangular format wth loci as rows and individuals as columns.
If a mask of the form ddddd is given, where d is "0" or "1", then this controls whether print outputs the pedigree_ID, Individual_ID, Paternal_ID, Maternal_ID and Sex columns. Note that this also affects the output of the write command.
Example:
>> print ped 13 ! ! S l o ! e i n ! x n e D13S162 D13S160 D13S170 ! 13 1 x x m n n 4/4 3/5 x/x 13 2 x x f n n 4/8 2/5 x/x 13 3 1 2 m y y 4/4 5/5 x/x 13 4 1 2 f y n 4/4 5/5 x/x Printed 4 records. >> set pri pair NOTE: Print data as name=value pairs. >> print ped 13 ped=13 id=1 fa=x mo=x sex=m lincl=n oneperfam=n D13S162=4/4 D13S160=3/5 D13S170=x ped=13 id=2 fa=x mo=x sex=f lincl=n oneperfam=n D13S162=4/8 D13S160=2/5 D13S170=x ped=13 id=3 fa=1 mo=2 sex=m lincl=y oneperfam=y D13S162=4/4 D13S160=5/5 D13S170=x ped=13 id=4 fa=1 mo=2 sex=f lincl=y oneperfam=n D13S162=4/4 D13S160=5/5 D13S170=x Printed 4 records. >> set pri 01000 NOTE: Print data as rectangular matrix id, data. >> pri ped 13 ! l o ! i n D13S162 D13S160 D13S170 ! n e ! 1 n n 4/4 3/5 x/x 2 n n 4/8 2/5 x/x 3 y y 4/4 5/5 x/x 4 y n 4/4 5/5 x/x Printed 4 records.
See also:
print data where expression true | |
set gen | allele separator for writing genotypes |
set mis | set missing data token for printing |
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