Feature request (srfile)

MisterBitcoin · 2017-02-08, 19:09

Hi folks,

I have a quick request about an new feature fro srfile.

Print out k´s from a sieve file.

This could make it easier for me to provide an remaining file after prp-testing on Bases 7,15 and later S3. (And every other Base. :))

VBCurtis · 2017-02-08, 22:54

I use:
grep "*" prpfilename > ks_in_file

In the abcd file, the header lines showing the k-values are written as k*base^n, so looking for the asterisk or the carrot will print only the lines with the k's.

LaurV · 2017-02-09, 04:19

I use srfile combined with programmer notepad (pn2), or notepad++, both have very strong regular expressions search-and-replace (I could use perl, but I like to see interactive on screen how the files are slain

, and use ctrl+z to undo if I wrote a stupid regex by mistake). In few seconds you hack your file to what you need, and then use srfile to eliminate the k's or whatever.

MisterBitcoin · 2017-02-09, 18:21

I also use Notepad++, which is great for a lot of stuff.
The file I want to work at is 70K lines big, from 853 single sequences.

srfile can detect the amount of sequences but can´t print them into a file.
Thats all I want. :)

@Curtis

That will print every k-value with out the "*b^n+1"-part.

VBCurtis · 2017-02-09, 18:52

Sorry, my instructions were incomplete; I first convert the file to srsieve.out format, which has the complete k-base-to-the-n line for each k.

MisterBitcoin · 2017-02-09, 19:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by VBCurtis

Sorry, my instructions were incomplete; I first convert the file to srsieve.out format, which has the complete k-base-to-the-n line for each k.

Great, now I can filter the sequences left from the file using n++.

2017-02-08, 19:09	#1
MisterBitcoin "Nuri, the dragon :P" Jul 2016 Good old Germany 811 Posts	Feature request (srfile) Hi folks, I have a quick request about an new feature fro srfile. Print out k´s from a sieve file. This could make it easier for me to provide an remaining file after prp-testing on Bases 7,15 and later S3. (And every other Base. :))

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2017-02-08, 22:54	#2
VBCurtis "Curtis" Feb 2005 Riverside, CA 1300₁₆ Posts	I use: grep "" prpfilename > ks_in_file In the abcd file, the header lines showing the k-values are written as kbase^n, so looking for the asterisk or the carrot will print only the lines with the k's.

2017-02-09, 04:19	#3
LaurV Romulan Interpreter Jun 2011 Thailand 10010110100101₂ Posts	I use srfile combined with programmer notepad (pn2), or notepad++, both have very strong regular expressions search-and-replace (I could use perl, but I like to see interactive on screen how the files are slain , and use ctrl+z to undo if I wrote a stupid regex by mistake). In few seconds you hack your file to what you need, and then use srfile to eliminate the k's or whatever.

2017-02-09, 18:21	#4
MisterBitcoin "Nuri, the dragon :P" Jul 2016 Good old Germany 811₁₀ Posts	I also use Notepad++, which is great for a lot of stuff. The file I want to work at is 70K lines big, from 853 single sequences. srfile can detect the amount of sequences but can´t print them into a file. Thats all I want. :) @Curtis That will print every k-value with out the "*b^n+1"-part.

2017-02-09, 18:52	#5
VBCurtis "Curtis" Feb 2005 Riverside, CA 4864₁₀ Posts	Sorry, my instructions were incomplete; I first convert the file to srsieve.out format, which has the complete k-base-to-the-n line for each k.