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On the Treebase web portal, it allows you to search for a range in the 'ntax' field using double dots. e.g. If you want all trees with more than 100 taxa, you would search for "100..", or for trees with between 10 and 20 taxa: "10..20".
When I try this using search_treebase, I get the following error:
trees <- search_treebase("75..750", by="ntax", max_trees = 10)
http://purl.org/phylo/treebase/phylows/matrix/find?query=tb.ntax.matrix=75..750&format=rss1&recordSchema=tree
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Does treebase support ranges in ntax?
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On the Treebase web portal, it allows you to search for a range in the 'ntax' field using double dots. e.g. If you want all trees with more than 100 taxa, you would search for "100..", or for trees with between 10 and 20 taxa: "10..20".
When I try this using
search_treebase
, I get the following error:Does
treebase
support ranges in ntax?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: