Generic

pslPretty
Function: Convert PSL to human readable output
Usage: pslPretty in.psl target.lst query.lst pretty.out
faNoise
Function: Add noise to fasta file
Usage: faNoise inName outName transitionPpt transversionPpt insertPpt deletePpt chimeraPpt
pslToPslx
Function: Convert from psl to pslx format, which includes sequences
Usage: pslToPslx [options] in.psl qSeqSpec tSeqSpec out.pslx
wordLine
Function: Chop up words by white space and output them with oneword to each line.
Usage: wordLine inFile(s)
samtools dict
Function: Create a sequence dictionary file from a fasta file.
Usage: samtools dict <ref.fasta|ref.fasta.gz>
chromGraphFromBin
Function: Convert chromGraph binary to ascii format.
Usage: chromGraphFromBin in.chromGraph out.tab
countChars
Function: Count the number of occurences of a particular char
Usage: countChars char file(s)
netFilter
Function: Filter out parts of net. What passesfilter goes to standard output. Note a net is arecursive data structure. If a parent fails to passthe filter, the children are not even considered.
Usage: netFilter in.net(s)
stringify
Function: Convert file to C strings
Usage: stringify [options] in.txt
faPolyASizes
Function: Get poly A sizes
Usage: faPolyASizes in.fa out.tab
nibSize
Function: Print size of nibs
Usage: nibSize nib1 [...]
pslHisto
Function: Collect counts on PSL alignments for making histograms.
Usage: pslHisto [options] what inPsl outHisto
textHistogram
Function: Make a histogram in ascii
Usage: textHistogram [options] inFile
hgTrackDb
Function: Create trackDb table from text files.Note that the browser supports multiple trackDb tables, usuallyin the form: trackDb_YourUserName. Which particular trackDbtable the browser uses is specified in the hg.conf file foundeither in your home directory file '.hg.conf' or in the web server'scgi-bin/hg.conf configuration file with the setting: db.trackDb=trackDbsee also: src/product/ex.hg.conf discussion of this setting.
Usage: hgTrackDb [options] org database trackDb trackDb.sql hgRoot
subChar
Function: Substitute one character for another throughout a file.
Usage: subChar oldChar newChar file(s)