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Is it necessary to write shell script wrappers for executable programs in order to describe these executables as Pipeline modules?

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Is it necessary to write shell script wrappers for executable programs in order to describe these executables as Pipeline modules?

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The pipeline environment does not require any modifications, rebuilds, redeployments of existent tools which provide a well-defined command-line executable invocation syntax. However, sometimes it may be helpful or necessary to wrap executable tools via external shell scripts (e.g., tcsh, csh, bash, etc.) Examples of these situations include: * instances of command-line executable tools that have a well-defined invocation syntax, however, output implicit number, types and formats of results/data that can not be inferred a priori e.g. VolumeMultipleRegression tool.

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