This awk-oneliner converts all lines which do not contain a '>' in the beginning to upper case:
$ awk '{ if ($0 !~ />/) {print toupper($0)} else {print $0} }' name.fasta
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2013-02-18
Use Imagemagick to swap blue and red colors
For a presentation I wanted an image to appear in magenta, rather than in cyan. This is how the image originally looks like:

blue.jgp
With the following command I separated the R, G, B color channels and swapped the Red and the Green channel, to produce a picture in which all blue colors appear in red:
$ convert blue.jpg -separate -swap 0,1 -combine red.jpg
And that is how the result looks like:

red.jpg
I got this information from: http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/color_basics/#combine
blue.jgp
With the following command I separated the R, G, B color channels and swapped the Red and the Green channel, to produce a picture in which all blue colors appear in red:
$ convert blue.jpg -separate -swap 0,1 -combine red.jpg
And that is how the result looks like:
red.jpg
I got this information from: http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/color_basics/#combine
Labels:
colors,
command line,
convert,
Imagemagick,
modify image,
shell,
swap
2012-09-18
Bash Shell: Check if a file exists
To check, whether a file exists use this expression:
First, create the file thisFileExists.txt:
touch thisFileExists.txt
Now, check if it exists:
if [ -f thisFileExists.txt ]
then
echo It is there
fi
This is what it looks like in terminal:
First, create the file thisFileExists.txt:
touch thisFileExists.txt
Now, check if it exists:
if [ -f thisFileExists.txt ]
then
echo It is there
fi
This is what it looks like in terminal:
Labels:
bash,
bash shell,
condition,
file,
file operations,
if,
shell,
shell script
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