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When the datatype in the nexus file is specified as Binary or Restriction, the function loads it into RevBayes as Standard. This causes character datatype mismatches later on.
I have tested this in v.11 and v.12 on a mac. I have not tested it with all datatypes.
>data <- readDiscreteCharacterData("Test.nex")
Successfully read one character matrix from file 'Test.nex'
> data
Standard character matrix with 1 taxa and 5 characters
======================================================
Origination: Test.nex
Number of taxa: 1
Number of included taxa: 1
Number of characters: 5
Number of included characters: 5
Datatype: Standard
The contents of Test.nex are:
#NEXUS
BEGIN DATA;
DIMENSIONS NTAX=1 NCHAR=5;
FORMAT DATATYPE = Binary GAP = - MISSING = ? ;
MATRIX
Mawe 00001
;
END;
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When the datatype in the nexus file is specified as Binary or Restriction, the function loads it into RevBayes as Standard. This causes character datatype mismatches later on.
I have tested this in v.11 and v.12 on a mac. I have not tested it with all datatypes.
The contents of Test.nex are:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: