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--- processing:remove-used-flt [2019/07/12 10:46] – [Usage 2] matthias
+++ processing:remove-used-flt [2019/07/12 10:49] (current) – matthias
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 The script ''timelessClearFLTGrains'' is part of the [[software:timelesstools|TIMEleSS tools]]. It takes a list of peaks (//.flt// file), compares it with a [[software:grainspotter|GrainSpotter]] output file (//.log// file), removes all peaks which have already been used and writes the leftover peaks in a new //.flt// file.
-''''
+<code>
 usage: timelessClearFLTGrains GSFile, oldFLT.flt newFLT.flt
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                         (required)
   newFLT                Name of FLT file to be created (required)
-''''
 optional arguments:
   -h, --help            show this help message and exit
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                         Write out more details about what it does. Default is
                         Default is False
-''''
+</code>
 ===== Usage =====
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   - Repeat the GrainSpotter run and merge the output.
-However, if you are also using the [[processing:remove-used-gve|TIMEleSS tool for removing the G-vectors]] there is no point in doing this. G-vectors directly depend on the FLT grains so if you remove the used G-vectors it has the same effect. In practice this means: You won't get any new grains by this procedure.
+However, if you are also using the [[processing:remove-used-gve|TIMEleSS tool for removing the G-vectors]] there is no point in doing this. G-vectors directly depend on the FLT grains so if you remove the used G-vectors it has the same effect. In practice this means: You won't get any new grains by doing both removing G-vectors and FLT peaks.
 ==== Usage 2 ====