Hello,
and thanks to all of you!
The joining issue is solved by
:2,$j!
and the splitting issue by
:s/.\{49}/&\r/g
As I'm working with genes, files are not that big and contain about 1
characters. However, when it comes to genomes, sequence lengths will get
bigger. Therefore also thanks f
Hello,
I am molecular biologist, so I'm frequently dealing with large sequence
strings in fasta-format. Unfortunately, I'm not an IT expert.
Fasta files are textfiles beginning with > followed by a header. After the
first "return", sequence strings start until the end of the file or until
the nex
