MarkMcClain <mark.mcclain at vanderbilt.edu> wrote:
[...]
> Is anyone aware of a way to input multiple sequences to FASTA running
> locally? I know that I can run multiple searches through a batch queue using
> the GCG programs, but I would much prefer to run the analysis on my desktop.
What about leaving all the sequence files separate and writing a small shell
script invoking fasta for each file? Or do I miss something?
Assuming you have a directory with a lot of sequences all called
[something].seq, the following should invoke fasta for each of them
and store the result in [something].seq.fasta, if I understand the
manpage correctly:
#! /bin/sh
for i in *.seq
do
fasta [insert your favorite parameters here] -O $i.fasta $i
done
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