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## Function to write Target info in NIST mass spectral library (MSL) format
# As MSL files are not in table format, we need to write them line by line
writeMSL <- function(Targets = list(), target.file.name = character()) {
# check if any required argument is missing
if (missing(Targets) | missing(target.file.name)) {
stop("Either the targets or the file name is missing!")
}
# initialize
num.compound <- length(Targets$compound)
Lines <- character()
k <- 1
# create output line by line
for (i in 1:num.compound) {
Lines[k] <- paste("NAME:", Targets$compound[i], sep = " ")
Lines[k+1] <- paste("RI:", Targets$ri[i], sep = " ")
Lines[k+2] <- paste("RT:", Targets$rt[i], sep = " ")
Lines[k+3] <- paste("Num Peaks:", as.character(length(Targets$ms[[i]])),
sep = " ")
# create spectrum
Spec <- character()
for (j in 1:length(Targets$ms[[i]])) {
Spec <- paste(Spec, "(", as.character(Targets$ms[[i]][j]),
as.character(Targets$sp[[i]][j]), ")", sep = " ")
}
Lines[k+4] <- Spec
k <- k + 5
}
# write the results to the file
writeLines(Lines, con = target.file.name)
}
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