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inlinedocs <- function(
##author<< Curtis Huttenhower <[e-mail]> and Timothy Tickle <[e-mail]>
##description<< Creates a summary of association detail files.
) { return( pArgs ) }

#Logging class
suppressMessages(library(logging, warn.conflicts=FALSE, quietly=TRUE, verbose=FALSE))

# Get logger
c_logrMaaslin	<- getLogger( "maaslin" )

funcSummarizeDirectory = function(
### Summarizes the massline detail files into one file based on significance.
astrOutputDirectory,
### The output directory to find the MaAsLin results.
strBaseName,
### The prefix string used in maaslin to start the detail files.
astrSummaryFileName,
### The summary file's name, should be a path not a file name
astrKeyword,
### The column name of the data to check significance before adding a detail to the summary
afSignificanceLevel
### The value of significance the data must be at or below to be included in the summary (0.0 is most significant; like p-values)
){
  #Store significant data elements
  dfSignificantData = NULL

  #Get detail files in output directory
  astrlsDetailFiles = list.files(astrOutputDirectory, pattern=paste(strBaseName,"-","[[:print:]]*",c_sDetailFileSuffix,sep=""), full.names=TRUE)
  logdebug(format(astrlsDetailFiles),c_logrMaaslin)

  #For each file after the first file
  for(astrFile in astrlsDetailFiles)
  {
    #Read in data and reduce to significance
    dfDetails = read.table(astrFile, header=TRUE, sep=c_cTableDelimiter)
    dfDetails = dfDetails[which(dfDetails[astrKeyword] <= afSignificanceLevel),]

    #Combine with other data if it exists
    if(is.null(dfSignificantData))
    {
      dfSignificantData = dfDetails
    } else {
      dfSignificantData = rbind(dfSignificantData,dfDetails)
    }
  }
  
  #Write data to file
  unlink(astrSummaryFileName)
  if(is.null(dfSignificantData))
  {
    funcWrite("No significant data found.",astrSummaryFileName)
    return( NULL )
  } else {
    #Sort by metadata and then significance
    dfSignificantData = dfSignificantData[order(dfSignificantData$Value, dfSignificantData$P.value, decreasing = FALSE),]
    funcWriteTable( dfSignificantData, astrSummaryFileName, fAppend = FALSE )
    # Sort by q.value and return
    return( dfSignificantData[ order( dfSignificantData$P.value, decreasing = FALSE ), ] )
  }
}