createSplitGate.RdCreates a split gate. split gates have two sectors (right and left), each with a name and unique gid.
createSplitGate(
  experimentId,
  xChannel,
  name,
  x,
  y = 0.5,
  gid = generateId(),
  gids = replicate(2, generateId()),
  labels = NULL,
  parentPopulationId = NULL,
  tailoredPerFile = FALSE,
  fcsFileId = NULL,
  locked = FALSE,
  createPopulations = is.null(fcsFileId)
)The ID of the experiment to which to add the gate, or a
byName expression.
The name of the x channel to which the gate applies.
The name of the gate. Each sector is named with this parameter and a split flag (L, R).
The x coordinate of the center point (after the channel's scale has been applied).
The y position of the dashed line extending from the center point (as a fraction of the height).
Top-level group ID of the gate, used for tailoring. If this is not specified, then a new Group ID will be created. For compound gates, "gid" refers to the top-level GID. Each sector has a unique model gid and name to which populations must refer.
Group IDs of each sector, assigned to model.gids.
Positions of the quadrant labels. A list of two length-2 vectors in the order: L, R. These are set automatically to the top corners.
ID of the parent population or a byName
expression. Use UNGATED for the "ungated" population. Only used if
createPopulation is TRUE.
Whether or not this gate is tailored per FCS file.
ID of FCS file or a byName expression, if tailored
per file. Use NULL for the global gate in a tailored gate group.
Prevents modification of the gate via the web interface.
Automatically create corresponding populations.
Specify parentPopulationId if set to TRUE. Because R performs
partial matching of argument names, this can also be specified as
createPopulation for consistency with the other create__Gate
functions.
if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
createSplitGate(experimentId, "FSC-A", "my gate", 144000, 100000)
} # }