Closed tseemann closed 9 years ago
We have this already written ("man fast" lists all the executables) so we'll make sure it gets installed in the next release.
On Jun 5, 2015, at 8:08 PM, Torsten Seemann notifications@github.com wrote:
Besides typing {fas,gb,aln} and pressing is there any way I can find out all the tools available?
I think it needs something like wossname or tfm in the EMBOSS package.
Maybe the simplest thing would be
• a man page for "fast" • running "fast" Both of these would list each tool and short description (the man NAME line?), one per line: % fast FASTA faswc - tally sequences and characters fasuniq - Remove duplicate sequence records in a multifasta file or datastream. fastail ... GENBANK gbfalncut gbfcut ... ALIGNMENT alnpi alncut ...
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A command as well would be good so you can "fast | grep dup" for example.
Yes. This is already written. I'm fixing this in a new release, I will try to release this coming week.
Dave
On Jun 13, 2015, at 4:35 PM, Torsten Seemann notifications@github.com wrote:
A command as well would be good so you can "fast | grep dup" for example.
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Thanks Dave.
Besides typing {fas,gb,aln} and pressing is there any way I can find out all the tools available?
I think it needs something like
wossname
ortfm
in the EMBOSS package.Maybe the simplest thing would be
Both of these would list each tool and short description (the man NAME line?), one per line: