LTRSIFT-ENCODE(1)
π LTRSIFT-ENCODE(1) π
okay bestie, so this is the ltrsift_encode page from the LTRsift manual β literally the little encoder that gets your sequences ready for the whole LTRsift situation β¨ no cap, it's a short one but it's important, so let's go π«Ά
β¨ NAME β¨
ltrsift_encode β encode sequences into a LTRsift-compatible format πΈ
like. it takes your sequence file and makes it something LTRsift can actually read. that's the whole vibe π
π SYNOPSIS π
ltrsift_encode <sequence file> <indexname>
two little args, that's it, that's the girlies π
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
okay so here's what's actually happening:
This command creates an index with name <indexname> from the FASTA/EMBL/GenBank file <sequence file>.
periodt. <sequence file> goes in, an index called <indexname> comes out, and the format it's speaking is FASTA, EMBL, or GenBank on the way in β those three, iykyk π§
π AUTHOR π
Report bugs to <steinbiss@zbh.uni-hamburg.de>. π
(yes bestie, email them, don't just suffer in silence π)
and that's the whole page fr fr β this was LTRSIFT-ENCODE(1) from 10/07/2012, screaming at you across the years from the LTRsift manual π go encode something iconic, mwah πβ¨
π¦ where this page comes from
- debian bookworm: ltrsift 1.0.2-9+b1
- debian trixie: ltrsift 1.0.2-10
- ubuntu jammy: ltrsift 1.0.2-9build1
- ubuntu noble: ltrsift 1.0.2-9ubuntu2
- ubuntu questing: ltrsift 1.0.2-10
- ubuntu resolute: ltrsift 1.0.2-11
- ubuntu stonking: ltrsift 1.0.2-11
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