diff --git a/docs/menus.sgml b/docs/menus.sgml index 3a1b95223e99be44d6e139b1b11cebd59092315e..3415e57556730c9631e7ae71117470d1db285e95 100644 --- a/docs/menus.sgml +++ b/docs/menus.sgml @@ -1545,10 +1545,57 @@ GUG 8.3( 12422) GCG 5.3( 8011) GAG 21.3( 31979) GGG 4.3( 6497) &prog; is able to display some types of user data in a graph that looks like the GC content graph (see <XREF LINKEND="GRAPHMENU-GC-CONTENT">). This menu item will prompt the user for the name of a data file which should contain one -line per base of sequence and one floating point number per line. &prog; will -plot each data point over the corresponding base. When a file is prompted for -there is an option which if selected will mean the log transform is plotted. - </PARA> +of two possible graph file formats: + +</PARA> + <ORDEREDLIST ID="GRAPH-FORMAT"> + <LISTITEM ID="GRAPH-FORMAT-1"> + <PARA> + one line per base and one or more columns of integer or floating point + values per line. The number of lines should match the number of bases in + the sequence. &prog; will plot each data point for the corresponding base. + Each column represents a data set for a line. Example extract: + +<SYNOPSIS> +21.4 1910.7 +44 1126.1 +1911.7 0 +0 0 +0 1782.0 +1937.5 65.4 +... +</SYNOPSIS> + + </PARA> + </LISTITEM> + <LISTITEM ID="GRAPH-FORMAT-2"> + <PARA> + the first column corresponds to the base position and is an integer. + Note to distinguish this format from the previous format the first + line of the file must start with a '#'. The next column(s) are the data + values. Example extract: + +<SYNOPSIS> +# BASE VAL1 VAL2 VAL3 VAL4 VAL5 VAL6 +176 2204.8 848.23 0 0 0 536.04 +278 804.99 0 837.2 0 681.63 0 +452 0 699.98 0 0 0 251.18 +553 0 0 0 0 0 52.4 +654 0 0 0 0 334.2 0 +686 0 0 652.78 0 0 0 +831 0 0 0 0 0 67.97 +... +</SYNOPSIS> + + </PARA> + </LISTITEM> + </ORDEREDLIST> + +<PARA> +When a file is prompted for there is an option which if selected will mean +the log transform is plotted. +</PARA> + </SECT2> <SECT2 ID="GRAPHMENU-GC-CONTENT">