Hello,
There isn't a file editor per se, but the tools in the group "Text
Manipulation", "Filter and Sort", and " Join, Subtract and Group" can
often be used to modify files. You can also add in a few lines using the
"Upload File" tool by just typing in text into the entry box. This
become a dataset that you can work with using the above tools to add to
your existing data (add a few lines that you filtered out - in effect
replacing them, etc). Once you work out a process that modifies your
files, save that into a workflow for future use if it is something you
will be doing again, to avoid repetitive work.
Hopefully this helps,
Jen
Galaxy team
On 9/27/13 1:31 PM, Isaac Knoflicek wrote:
Is it possible to use ACE or some other type of in line editor to
modify files in Galaxy? Like if we had a tool that accepted as a
parameter a file written in a homegrown modeling language, is there
any way to update that file without downloading and re-uploading? Has
anyone seen or done anything like this?
Thanks,
Isaac Knoflicek
IT Manager -- Laboratory of Genetics
University of Wisconsin - Madison
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