Commit de710ff1 authored by Liubov Chuprikova's avatar Liubov Chuprikova
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Fix "spelling-error-in-manpage"

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@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ soapdenovo (1.05-5) UNRELEASED; urgency=medium
  * Point Vcs fields to salsa.debian.org
  * Standards-Version: 4.1.4
  * debhelper 11
  * fix "spelling-error-in-manpage"

 -- Steffen Moeller <moeller@debian.org>  Wed, 06 Sep 2017 23:50:52 +0200

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@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ pair_num_cutoff
This parameter is the cutoff value of pair number for a reliable connection between two contigs or pre-scaffolds.
.TP
map_len
This takes effect in the “map” step and is the minimun alignment length between a read and a contig required for a reliable read location.
This takes effect in the “map” step and is the minimum alignment length between a read and a contig required for a reliable read location.
.P
The assembler accepts read file in two formats: FASTA or FASTQ.
Mate-pair relationship could be indicated in two ways: two sequence files with reads in the same order belonging to a pair, or two adjacent reads in a single file (FASTA only) belonging to a pair. 
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ strength of merging similar sequences during contiging [default 1, min 0, max 3]
intra-scaffold gap closure [default no]
.TP
\-u
un-mask high coverage contigs before scaffolding [defaut mask]
un-mask high coverage contigs before scaffolding [default mask]
.TP
\-G
INT
@@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ f=/path/**LIBNAMEB**/fasta_read_single.fa
.IP "Information for each clone library: insert-size, read index upper bound, rank and pair number cutoff for a reliable link."
.IP "This file can be revised manually for scaffolding tuning."
.IP "b. *.readOnContig"
.IP "Read locations on contigs. Here contigs are referred by their edge index. Howerver about half of them are not listed in the *.contig file for their reverse-complementary counterparts are included already."
.IP "Read locations on contigs. Here contigs are referred by their edge index. However about half of them are not listed in the *.contig file for their reverse-complementary counterparts are included already."
.IP "c. *.readInGap"
.IP "This file includes reads that could be located in gaps between contigs. This information will be used to close gaps in scaffolds."

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@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ pair_num_cutoff
This parameter is the cutoff value of pair number for a reliable connection between two contigs or pre-scaffolds.
.TP
map_len
This takes effect in the “map” step and is the minimun alignment length between a read and a contig required for a reliable read location.
This takes effect in the “map” step and is the minimum alignment length between a read and a contig required for a reliable read location.
.P
The assembler accepts read file in two formats: FASTA or FASTQ.
Mate-pair relationship could be indicated in two ways: two sequence files with reads in the same order belonging to a pair, or two adjacent reads in a single file (FASTA only) belonging to a pair. 
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ strength of merging similar sequences during contiging [default 1, min 0, max 3]
intra-scaffold gap closure [default no]
.TP
\-u
un-mask high coverage contigs before scaffolding [defaut mask]
un-mask high coverage contigs before scaffolding [default mask]
.TP
\-G
INT
@@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ f=/path/**LIBNAMEB**/fasta_read_single.fa
.IP "Information for each clone library: insert-size, read index upper bound, rank and pair number cutoff for a reliable link."
.IP "This file can be revised manually for scaffolding tuning."
.IP "b. *.readOnContig"
.IP "Read locations on contigs. Here contigs are referred by their edge index. Howerver about half of them are not listed in the *.contig file for their reverse-complementary counterparts are included already."
.IP "Read locations on contigs. Here contigs are referred by their edge index. However about half of them are not listed in the *.contig file for their reverse-complementary counterparts are included already."
.IP "c. *.readInGap"
.IP "This file includes reads that could be located in gaps between contigs. This information will be used to close gaps in scaffolds."

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@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ pair_num_cutoff
This parameter is the cutoff value of pair number for a reliable connection between two contigs or pre-scaffolds.
.TP
map_len
This takes effect in the “map” step and is the minimun alignment length between a read and a contig required for a reliable read location.
This takes effect in the “map” step and is the minimum alignment length between a read and a contig required for a reliable read location.
.P
The assembler accepts read file in two formats: FASTA or FASTQ.
Mate-pair relationship could be indicated in two ways: two sequence files with reads in the same order belonging to a pair, or two adjacent reads in a single file (FASTA only) belonging to a pair. 
@@ -121,7 +121,7 @@ strength of merging similar sequences during contiging [default 1, min 0, max 3]
intra-scaffold gap closure [default no]
.TP
\-u
un-mask high coverage contigs before scaffolding [defaut mask]
un-mask high coverage contigs before scaffolding [default mask]
.TP
\-G
INT
@@ -276,7 +276,7 @@ f=/path/**LIBNAMEB**/fasta_read_single.fa
.IP "Information for each clone library: insert-size, read index upper bound, rank and pair number cutoff for a reliable link."
.IP "This file can be revised manually for scaffolding tuning."
.IP "b. *.readOnContig"
.IP "Read locations on contigs. Here contigs are referred by their edge index. Howerver about half of them are not listed in the *.contig file for their reverse-complementary counterparts are included already."
.IP "Read locations on contigs. Here contigs are referred by their edge index. However about half of them are not listed in the *.contig file for their reverse-complementary counterparts are included already."
.IP "c. *.readInGap"
.IP "This file includes reads that could be located in gaps between contigs. This information will be used to close gaps in scaffolds."