mate-search-tool
The mate-search-tool is a command line tool used for searching and analyzing DNA or RNA sequence data. It is primarily designed for finding specific motifs or patterns within sequences. The tool utilizes a backtracking algorithm to efficiently search for matches to a given pattern. It supports regular expressions, allowing for complex pattern matching. The mate-search-tool supports both single sequence searching and batch searching of multiple sequences. It provides extensive options for controlling the search parameters, such as setting limits on the number of matches or the maximum allowed number of mismatches. The tool also generates detailed reports of the search results, including the position of each match and any associated statistics. Overall, the mate-search-tool is a powerful and versatile tool for sequence analysis and motif discovery.
List of commands for mate-search-tool:
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mate-search-tool:tldr:0107c mate-search-tool: Search files without waiting a user confirmation.$ mate-search-tool --start --named=${string} --path=${path-to-directory}try on your machineexplain this command
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mate-search-tool:tldr:0e6ae mate-search-tool: Set a descending sorting order.$ mate-search-tool --start --named=${string} --path=${path-to-directory} --descendingtry on your machineexplain this command
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mate-search-tool:tldr:2e041 mate-search-tool: Search files with name matching a specific regular expression.$ mate-search-tool --start --regex=${string} --path=${path-to-directory}try on your machineexplain this command
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mate-search-tool:tldr:d4c8d mate-search-tool: Search files containing a specific string in their name in a specific directory.$ mate-search-tool --named=${string} --path=${path-to-directory}try on your machineexplain this command
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mate-search-tool:tldr:dd873 mate-search-tool: Search files owned by a specific user/group.$ mate-search-tool --start --${select}=${value} --path=${path-to-directory}try on your machineexplain this command
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mate-search-tool:tldr:dfe69 mate-search-tool: Set a sorting order in search results.$ mate-search-tool --start --named=${string} --path=${path-to-directory} --sortby=${select}try on your machineexplain this command