wLib | Python Modules for High-throughput Sequencing Data Analysis | Genomics library

I'm trying to create a script in Bash to call an executable with a large set of arguments. To improve readability, I'm grouping different sets of arguments into variables, and passing those variables to the executable.

The issue I'm having is that Bash seems to evaluate the flags improperly when I pass them through a variable to the executable than when I pass them directly. I'd like to be able to pass any type of flag via a variable if I want, even if it requires quotes.

I find that if I do this, then the script works and I get the expected output:

In a project I am building a C++ library and an example application using the same library. The library should use yet another library that I have built in another project, but I fail to link all this together. I use autotools and automake in Linux.

To try to figure things out I have set up two test projects: test_lib and test_use_lib. test_use_lib contains the example application and the library libwlib. The library libwlib then uses a library within test_lib called libtl.

I have copied the libtl.a file built in test_lib and its .h files into test_use_lib and then I try to call a function libtl::hello within libtl from libwlib.

If I build test_use_lib without the example application then the library wlib.a will build. If I build test_use_lib without calling the function libtl::hello from libwlib then both libwlib and the example application will build. Building fails if I try to build the example application and from libwlib call libtl::hello. It fails with a:

I am getting the NullPointerException after executing the below testng test script. After launching the URL when it comes inside the test script method then, it is throwing the exception. Can you please help me out in this.

(Object Repo) LakesAndMountainsHomePage.java :-