This is shorter and I'd be surprised if it's not also faster. I've cut down the data for demo purposes.

Input file:

$ cat pm_1076056_in.fasta >gi|321257144|ref|XP_003193485.1| flap ... MGIKGLTG RTIRMVDH ECK >gi|321473340|gb|EFX84308.1| hypothetical ... MGIKGLTQ TIRMVDNG CKQ

Script:

$ cat oneline.pl use strict; use warnings; while (<>) { /^>/ ? ($. > 1 && print "\n") : chomp; print; } print "\n";

Sample run:

$ perl oneline.pl pm_1076056_in.fasta > pm_1076056_out.fasta

Output file:

$ cat pm_1076056_out.fasta >gi|321257144|ref|XP_003193485.1| flap ... MGIKGLTGRTIRMVDHECK >gi|321473340|gb|EFX84308.1| hypothetical ... MGIKGLTQTIRMVDNGCKQ

-- Ken


In reply to Re: Can you make this code shorter and/or quicker as well? by kcott
in thread Can you make this code shorter and/or quicker as well? by Anonymous Monk

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