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Enhancement request: trim but keep adaptor, --action=trimupto Β· Issue #443 Β· marcelm/cutadapt
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I have a usecase in mind were rather than adapter or primer sequence which I want to match and remove, I have markers for a region of interest, and I want the (possibly inexactly matched) marker to be retained in the output. Currently th...
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      articleBody:I have a usecase in mind were rather than adapter or primer sequence which I want to match and remove, I have markers for a region of interest, and I want the (possibly inexactly matched) marker to be retained in the output. Currently there are four action modes (correct as of cutadapt v2.8): ``` $ cutadapt -h | grep "\-\-action" -A 4 --action {trim,mask,lowercase,none} What to do with found adapters. mask: replace with 'N' characters; lowercase: convert to lowercase; none: leave unchanged (useful with --discard-untrimmed). Default: trim ``` Would you consider a new action mode, suggested name ``trimupto`` (trim up to) or ``trimuntil``, as follows: ``` --action {trim,mask,lowercase,trimupto,none} What to do with found adapters. mask: replace with 'N' characters; lowercase: convert to lowercase; trimupto: trim up to but retaining the adapter; none: leave unchanged (useful with --discard-untrimmed). Default: trim ``` Left adapter example: ``` $ for ACTION in trim mask lowercase none; do echo; echo "Using --action $ACTION:"; cutadapt -g AAAAAA -o - example.fasta --quiet --discard-untrimmed --action $ACTION; done Using --action trim: >example XXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR Using --action mask: >example NNNNNNNNNNNNNNXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR Using --action lowercase: >example llllllllaaaaaaXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR Using --action none: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR ``` Proposed output: ``` Using --action trimupto: >example AAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR ``` Using left and right adapter: ``` $ for ACTION in trim mask lowercase none; do echo; echo "Using --action $ACTION:"; cutadapt -g AAAAAA...GGGGGG -o - example.fasta --quiet --discard-untrimmed --action $ACTION; done Using --action trim: >example XXXXXXXXXXX Using --action mask: >example NNNNNNNNNNNNNNXXXXXXXXXXXNNNNNNNNNNNNN Using --action lowercase: >example llllllllaaaaaaXXXXXXXXXXXggggggrrrrrrr Using --action none: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR ``` Proposed output: ``` Using --action trimupto: >example AAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGG ``` Right adapter example: ``` $ for ACTION in trim mask lowercase none; do echo; echo "Using --action $ACTION:"; cutadapt -a GGGGGG -o - example.fasta --quiet --discard-untrimmed --action $ACTION; done Using --action trim: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXX Using --action mask: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXNNNNNNNNNNNNN Using --action lowercase: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXggggggrrrrrrr Using --action none: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR ``` Proposed output: ``` Using --action trimupto: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGG ```
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      articleBody:I have a usecase in mind were rather than adapter or primer sequence which I want to match and remove, I have markers for a region of interest, and I want the (possibly inexactly matched) marker to be retained in the output. Currently there are four action modes (correct as of cutadapt v2.8): ``` $ cutadapt -h | grep "\-\-action" -A 4 --action {trim,mask,lowercase,none} What to do with found adapters. mask: replace with 'N' characters; lowercase: convert to lowercase; none: leave unchanged (useful with --discard-untrimmed). Default: trim ``` Would you consider a new action mode, suggested name ``trimupto`` (trim up to) or ``trimuntil``, as follows: ``` --action {trim,mask,lowercase,trimupto,none} What to do with found adapters. mask: replace with 'N' characters; lowercase: convert to lowercase; trimupto: trim up to but retaining the adapter; none: leave unchanged (useful with --discard-untrimmed). Default: trim ``` Left adapter example: ``` $ for ACTION in trim mask lowercase none; do echo; echo "Using --action $ACTION:"; cutadapt -g AAAAAA -o - example.fasta --quiet --discard-untrimmed --action $ACTION; done Using --action trim: >example XXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR Using --action mask: >example NNNNNNNNNNNNNNXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR Using --action lowercase: >example llllllllaaaaaaXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR Using --action none: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR ``` Proposed output: ``` Using --action trimupto: >example AAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR ``` Using left and right adapter: ``` $ for ACTION in trim mask lowercase none; do echo; echo "Using --action $ACTION:"; cutadapt -g AAAAAA...GGGGGG -o - example.fasta --quiet --discard-untrimmed --action $ACTION; done Using --action trim: >example XXXXXXXXXXX Using --action mask: >example NNNNNNNNNNNNNNXXXXXXXXXXXNNNNNNNNNNNNN Using --action lowercase: >example llllllllaaaaaaXXXXXXXXXXXggggggrrrrrrr Using --action none: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR ``` Proposed output: ``` Using --action trimupto: >example AAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGG ``` Right adapter example: ``` $ for ACTION in trim mask lowercase none; do echo; echo "Using --action $ACTION:"; cutadapt -a GGGGGG -o - example.fasta --quiet --discard-untrimmed --action $ACTION; done Using --action trim: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXX Using --action mask: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXNNNNNNNNNNNNN Using --action lowercase: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXggggggrrrrrrr Using --action none: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGGRRRRRRR ``` Proposed output: ``` Using --action trimupto: >example LLLLLLLLAAAAAAXXXXXXXXXXXGGGGGG ```
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