Hi Scott
Yes it is template driven, so there is no -f option. You can manually create
a template or export a template out from a DNAPlotter session. Example
templates can be found in the online manual page:
http://www.sanger.ac.uk/resources/software/dnaplotter/#t_3
The template then restores
Hi Bernd
Thank you for your message. There are command line options for running
Artemis and setting various display parameters, e.g. you can open sequences
and feature tables from different files from the command line. The options
are documented in the user manual. There is no programmer manual
Hi Scott
No there is no way to do that other than editing an exiting template. Users
tend to open the sequence file from the interface and export the template.
If you wanted to get this running with a sequence file you could use a
wrapper script to take a copy of a dummy template and makes the
Tim,
Thank you for confirming that sequence files can't be read directly.
Is there a common or frequently-used way of creating a template from a
sequence file *without* launching DnaPlotter? I'd like the user's first
view to be the circular plot.
Scott
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