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I need a simple text editor to work with some files that i have to manually analyze before putting them into my program. however i would like to be able to manually change the background color and font color of the text i'm working with; to make it easier to see where i have already been.
i'm working with files akin to this one:
#sequence identifier exp_freq occ exp_occ occ_P occ_E occ_sig rank ovl_occ forbocc
ttcttgtt ttcttgtt 0.0000219976814 28 3.97 4.3e-15 2.4e-10 9.61 1 0 196
tcttgttt tcttgttt 0.0000210107885 21 3.80 7.8e-10 4.4e-05 4.36 2 0 147
tttttata tttttata 0.0000121341839 16 2.19 1.7e-09 9.8e-05 4.01 3 0 112
ttcttgct ttcttgct 0.0000144367046 17 2.61 2.9e-09 1.6e-04 3.79 4 0 119
gttttttt gttttttt 0.0000167341636 18 3.02 4e-09 2.3e-04 3.64 5 0 126
cttgtttt cttgtttt 0.0000193716955 19 3.50 6.5e-09 3.7e-04 3.43 6 0 133
ttttttta ttttttta 0.0000101585213 14 1.84 1e-08 5.8e-04 3.24 7 0 98
the aim is to identify sequences that have some feature in common and then group them together, but its really a strain to do it without some sort of marking to sign which sequence belong in which group. i really don't want to use excel, much more comfortable with text editors for this stuff.
what would be best?
emacs has highlight by regexp.
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I have a macro in Excel that saves the the Application.International(xlCountryCode) attribute when users run some code. But so far I haven't been able to identify all codes. I found a partial [list of languages][1], but I still don't know the majority of the codes.
This is the list I have received so far:
1 (US)
34 (Spanish)
44 (?)
51 (?)
52 (?)
54 (?)
56 (?)
57 (?)
595 (?)
598 (?)
800 (?)
Does anyone knows where can i find the remaining ones?
Thank you!
The country code for Germany is 49, Philippines 63, China 86.
Find more codes in the complete list
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I am trying to assign a particular process to a particular CPU core.
e.g $taskset -p 0x11 4106
I know from the example it is setting core 0 and 4 to "ON" and assigning it to PID 4106. Can someone help me understand the conversion from 0 and 4 to "0x11"
The formula is to raise 2 to the power of the number of each processor, then add them all up.
For 0 and 4 we compute 20 and 24, giving 1 and 16, respectively.
Their sum is 17, which in hexadecimal format is 0x11.
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I have two large files, 9600000 float values are written one by line by a C code.I know there are similar,they should actually be the same.How to compare them and see if there is any difference?
I have tried
diff --unchanged-group-format='' base.txt base4.txt
But this does not work it prints out the second file on the screen.
With
cmp base.txt base4.txt
base.txt base4.txt differ: byte 811221, line 62402
what does this mean,that 62402 lines are different?
The output from cmp means that the first difference between the files is at byte position 811221 in the files, which is on line 62402. For example, if the two files are:
abcd
1234
wxyz
9876
and
abcd
1234
wqyz
9812
the output is:
file1.txt file2.txt differ: char 12, line 3
because on line 3 one file has x and the other file has q, and these are at byte position 12 (the newline characters are included in the byte count).
If you want to see all the differences, use the -l option.
$ cmp -l file1.txt file2.txt
12 170 161
18 67 61
19 66 62
Note that unlike diff, this isn't smart about insertions and deletions, it just compares each byte at each position. So if you insert or delete a character early in the file, everything after that will be shown as a mismatch.
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I have some vertices' coordinates to build the graph which should look like this:
The problem is I don't know how to point those coordinates for Excel. They are something like this:
X Y
-----------
5 16
5 13
5 10
5 7,5
5 3,5
X Y
-----------
12,5 15
12,5 8
I know that it may be done easily in OpenGL for example but now it is necessary to implement it in MS Excel. Is it possible by using its diagram tool?
I am not sure what you mean by diagram tool but a very basic example using an inserted Scatter with Straight Lines and Markers chart:
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I have Fedora Core release 2 (Tettnang) in my system and I am unable to check disk IOwith the given command.
# sar -b 3 10
Output as given
11:24:10 AM tps rtps wtps bread/s bwrtn/s
11:24:13 AM 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
11:24:16 AM 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Here, in the above output i am getting 0.00, what could be the reason and why it is not showing correct output. does it mean it does not command support on Fedora core2 . Please suggest the same.
Probably you are using an older version of sysstat
You should consider to upgrade to sysstat-5.0.5-9 which you can find here
Or better update atleast to sysstat-6.0.1-3.2.1.x86_64.rpm can be find here