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SeqEd 8-11
EDit SeqName
gets a new sequence from the file you have named for editing with SeqEd. The
sequence you are currently editing is lost if you have not written it out before using
the EDit command.
[s] Include [filename]
includes another sequence within the sequence being edited at the current cursor
position or at the position specified by the optional parameter. SeqEd creates two
embedded comments at the start and end of the included section to show what was
included. If you do not supply a filename with this command, SeqEd prompts you
for one.
s,f Delete
deletes some or all of the sequence. You must specify a beginning and ending
coordinate for the range of symbols you want to delete.
[s] CHeck [/Blind]
lets you check a sequence entry in Screen Mode. A sequence already entered may
be typed in again. If a symbol is typed that disagrees with the first entry, a ^ is
printed at the point of disagreement and the terminal bell rings. While checking,
the <Up-arrow> and <Down-arrow> keys move the cursor back and forth
between the second entry and the original sequence, allowing you to make changes
in either one as mistakes are found. If the optional starting coordinate precedes the
command, it specifies where checking begins. If you wish to check your sequence
without seeing the original version, type the qualifier /Blind following the CHeck
command (there must be a blank between the CHeck command and the /).
REDraw
redraws your terminal screen. This is useful if noise in the line between your
terminal and the computer has changed the screen in some unreasonable way or if a
system message appears on your screen.
[s] COmment [comment text]
allows you to enter, delete or modify embedded comments to document your
sequence. In its simplest use, the COmment command lets you insert new
comments. You simply type the entire comment on the command line. Deletion and
modification of existing comments is handled by entering Comment Mode. To do
this, you type only the COmment command and optional position but no comment
text. See the COMMENT MODE topic for more information.
Whenever you enter a comment, SeqEd ensures that comment-delimiting
characters are placed around it. A $, <, or > must appear at each end of, and not
within, your comment. (SeqEd deletes comment delimiting characters found within
a comment when they are the same as the flanking comment delimiting characters.)
SeqEd inserts new comments at your current cursor position or at the position
specified by the optional position number and then returns to Command Mode.