Dillon Hammill

I think the issue is that your transformations are not defined over the limits you specify. Try setting `xlim = c(10, 1e6)`.

What does the plot look like? It should be on one page as you onky require 2 panels but your layout defines 4 panels.

Try running `cyto_plot_reset()` and then save the plot again.

Sounds like a namespacing issue. Are you using unique ids for each table? Do you have a simple reproducible example or code snippet you can share?

Thanks @earnaud, this will go a long way in improving my understanding of the problem. What would `updateDataEdit` do?

@tamaikeiichi, can't say I have ever tried to read files with square brackets in the name. Are you able to share a file so I can track down and fix...

I can confirm that you are able to read in the files in the coming version of CytoExploreR: ```{r} cs

It seems like the problem comes from the file selection through `select`: ```{r} cs

Yeah the problem is due the fuzzy matching performed by `select`. It is trying to match `[test].fcs` in the filenames but this syntax actually has different meaning for regular expressions...

OK so I think I have a solution. I think I will convert the matching criteria and file names to lower case during matching so that the match is not...