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- ESEE - The Eyball Sequence Editor Version 1.09e
- ╔═════════════════╤═══════════════════╗ ________CURSOR MOVEMENT:________
- C PUT ALL seqs │ WIPE all seqs C cn-HOME...top left of page
- F1 S │ DELETE a seq S F2 cn-END....bottom right of page
- A SPACE in N │ REMOVE # & spaces A cn-LEFT...left 10 positions
- ║_SPACE in 3 _____│_REMOVE spaces_____║ cn-RIGHT..right 10 positions
- C begin NUMBERING │ change NAME C cn-PgUp...first page
- F3 S FILES │ REPLICATE S F4 cn-PgDn...last page
- A Genetic Code │ change TYPE A cn-RET....end of sequence
- ║_Help____________│_TRANSLATE_________║ alt =.....go to
- C UPPERcase │ LOWERcase C alt -.....WALL
- F5 S Redefine ORIENT │ COMPARE S F6 [.....SLIDE Left
- A REVERSE │ ║ ].....SLIDE Right
- ║_COMPLEMENT______│_MATCH_____________║ (Tabs are blanks in type-over mode)
- ║ │ ║ sh-TAB.....insert 60 spaces
- F7 S PRINT │ MOVE a seq S F8 TAB.....insert 10 spaces
- A JOIN seqs │ CREATE a seq A cn-A.....Advance sequence
- ║_BLOCK___________│_FIND string_______║ cn-E.....Extend end of sequence
- C GET a sequence │ PUT a sequence C cn-U.....UNDO
- F9 S RESTORE seqs │ SAVE all seqs S F10 cn-Y.....DEL to end of line
- A INPUT a sequence│ OUTPUT as ASCII A cn-Z.....Del to end of sequence
- ║ REPLACE char │ QUIT ║ INS.....Toggle TYPEOVER mode
- ╚═════════════════╧═══════════════════╝ RET.....Toggle PROTECT mode
- INPUT/OUTPUT Alt-F9 or Alt-i ... INPUT one raw ASCII sequence
- Alt-F10 or Alt-o ... OUTPUT one raw ASCII sequence
- Shf-F10 or Alt-s ... SAVE all sequences in a save file
- Shf-F9 Alt-r ... RESTORE a saved file
- Cnt-F1 ............. PUT ALL sequences into a database
- Cnt-F9 ............ GET sequence from a database
- Cnt-F10 ............ PUT current sequence into a database
- Shf-F7 or Alt-p ... PRINT-OUT window
-
- SEQUENCE Alt-F8 or Alt-c ... CREATE a sequence at cursor position
- MANIPULATION Shf-F2 or Alt-d ... DELETE the sequence at cursor position
- Shf-F8 or Alt-m ... MOVE the sequence at cursor position
- Cnt-F2 or Alt-w ... WIPE all the sequences from the editor
- Shf-F4 ............ REPLICATE the sequence at cursor position
- Alt-F7 ............ JOIN a copy of a sequence onto another
- Alt-F4 or Alt-t ... Change TYPE of current sequence
- Alt-F6 or Alt-n ... Change NAME of current sequence
- Cnt-F3 or Alt-b ... Begin NUMBERING with N
- Shf-F5 ............ Redeclare Orientation
- Cnt-e or Alt-e ... EXTEND end of sequence to cursor position
- Cnt-a or Alt-a ... Advance sequence to cursor position
- GENERAL F7 .. BLOCK (mark, copy, move, delete a block)
- EDITING F8 .. FIND a string of up to 25 characters in the current sequence
- F9 .. REPLACE all occurences of a given character to right of cursor
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- PROGRAM CONTROL
- Shf-F3 or Alt-f...FILES window Alt-F3 or Alt-g...Genetic Code
- Shf-F7 or Alt-p...PRINT OUT window Alt-h or F3......HELP
- Alt-q or F10 or <ESC>...QUIT Cnt-U...UNDO
-
- SEQUENCE EDITING COMMANDS
- cnt-U .. UNDO
- cnt-W .. Insert WALL (to block spacing and translation)
- cnt-Y .. DELETE to end of line
- cnt-Z .. DELETE to end of sequence
- F1 .. SPACE in TRIPLETS to right from cursor position
- alt-F1 .. Insert a space every nth position
- F2 .. REMOVE SPACES to right from cursor position
- alt-F2 .. REMOVE SPACES and digits to right
- F4 .. TRANSLATE a protein sequence from cursor to right. The translation is
- based upon the first nucleic acid sequence found above the protein
- sequence. You can't translate beyond the end the nucleic acid sequence
- F5 .. COMPLEMENT. Creates a new sequence based upon the current sequence
- shf-F5 .. REVERSE the current sequence
- F6 .. MATCH two sequencese. Creates a new sequence of type A if necessary
- shf-F6 .. COMPARE two sequences of the same type. Creates a new sequence
-
- DESTINATION: Specify a file or a device. Don't use colons in device names, i.e.
- use names like PRN, LPT2 and CON not names like PRN:, etc. Unlike
- OUTPUT and SAVE, PRINT-OUT will overwrite an existing file with no query.
- TITLE: Enter a string of up to 80 characters to be printed on the top of each
- page. Note: The title takes up 4 lines of the print out even if it
- is blank (the default).
- LINE LENGTH: Specify the number of sequence characters to include on a line.
- Allow for spaces taken up by names and numbers any defined left margin,
- keep this in mind! This command affects the OUTPUT command.
- PAGE LENGTH: Specify the maximum number of lines to print on a page. Remember
- to allow 4 lines for the title. Groups of sequences are not split over
- pages. After each page a form feed is sent.
- SUPPRESS FORM FEEDS: This is useful for getting two or more outputs on a page.
- SUPPRESS NUMBERING: Enter the number of a sequence that shouldn't be numbered.
- Unsuppress by "suppressing" a given sequence a second time. You may add as
- many valid sequence numbers to this list as you desire.
- VERTICAL SPACING BETWEEN GROUPS OF LINES: Enter a value from 0 through 25.
- PRINTER COMMAND: Selected presets are highlighted. Selecting a second time
- unselects the option. In addition you may enter an ASCII string of up to
- 255 characters containing control codes for your own printer. Enter non-
- printable characters as decimals in square brackets. This string can be
- added to as you go along. RET alone will clear any existing string.
- Go: Starts printout. Printing is complete when the word "GO" disappears.
- NAME WIDTH: You may specify any width from 0 to 64. Other values are ignored.
- With a setting of 0 no names are printed otherwise the names will
- be printed and the name field will be separated by the sequences by one
- space.
-
- PRINT BLANK LINES: Any print-out line that consists of blanks is normally NOT
- printed. Blank lines can be forced to appear when this option is set to N,
- in which case they will be printed with no numbers.
-
- READ/SAVE print-out definition. The SAVE option allows you to save the current
- print-out settings in a file that can be READ at a later time. Any valid
- file name is allowed. The only option that is not saved with this command
- is the list of sequences with suppressed numbering, since numbering is
- really a sequence-specific attribute.
-
- NUMBERING RULES:
- By default only sequences of type N and P are numbered on print-out.
- For type N: only characters in the set {A, G, C, T, U, N, R, Y} are numbered.
- For type P: Only valid amino acids will be numbered.
- For type T: the count on a line is based on the number of non-blank characters
- divided by 3 with the remainder ignored.
- For type A: all non-blank characters are numbered.