find_repeats
-io io_handle:integer
-contigs identifiers:strings
?-direction direction:integer(3)?
?-min_match length:integer(25)?
?-outfile filename:string()?
?-tag_types types:string()?
The command searches for perfect matches between two or more fragments in the
consensus sequences. This information is plotted on the Contig Selector. The
command will not work if the Contig Selector is not displayed. The function
returns no value but will generate a Tcl error if an error occurs.
-io
io_handle
-
The database IO handle returned from a previous
open_db
call.
-contigs
identifiers
-
This specifies the list of contigs to search. The {contig start end}
syntax may be used for an identifier to search only a region of the
contig, otherwise all of it is searched.
-direction
direction
-
This specifies whether forward repeats (1), reverse repeats (2), or both (3)
are to be found. The default is 3 (both).
-min_match
length
-
This specifies the minimum length of a repeat to be searched for. The default
is 25. The minimum allowed is 8.
-outfile
filename
-
This specifies a file in which to save the tag hits. The results are
written in the form of REPT annotations which are suitable for passing onto
the
enter_tags
command. The default is a blank string, which
implies no file should be created.
-tag_types
types
-
If types is a non blank list of tag types then masking will be applied to
remove sequence covered by tags of these types from the repeat searching. The
default is a blank list, which means no masking will be performed.
This page is maintained by
staden-package.
Last generated on 1 March 2001.
URL: http://www.mrc-lmb.cam.ac.uk/pubseq/manual/scripting_86.html