Pfind

Author: d | 2025-04-24

pFind 3 The pFind 3 program contains four modules, each for a specific task: pParse for pre-processing of MS data, pFind the core module for database search, pQuant for quantitation, and pBuild for post-processing of search results. Open-pFind, the crown jewel of pFind 3, is a

Issue 6: [pFind] pFind stopped out of no reason - pFind Forum

About CacherCacher is the code snippet organizer for pro developers. It is a cross-platform, cloud-based app used to curate a snippet library for you and your team.Features:Support for editing and viewing 100+ programming languages.Flexible, nest-able, color-coded labels to categorize snippets.Shareable snippet pages via Cacher's code-sharing community: snippets.cacher.ioTeam and organization features like shared libraries, notifications, role management and code reviews.Desktop clients for Windows, macOS and Linux.Full-featured web app: app.cacher.ioAbout Cacher extensionThis extension for VSCode gives Cacher users the ability to perform popular actions on their personal and team snippet libraries.Getting StartedInstall the Cacher extension.You will be prompted to setup Cacher. Click the Setup Cacher button. (You can also start the setup wizard by using the Cacher: Setup command.)In the prompt to "Open Cacher to view your user credentials", click View credentials. You can also navigate to the page via: app.cacher.io/enter?action=view_api_credsFrom the popped up webpage, sign up or sign in as a Cacher user.Once you are signed into Cacher, you should see a dialog open with your API KEY and API TOKEN.Back in VSCode, enter your API key from step 5 into the input prompt.Next, enter your API token.You're all set! Open the VSCode Command Palette and type in Cacher: Insert Snippet to try inserting a snippet into your active editor.Pro tip: Your credentials are saved in .cacher/credentials.json under your OS's home folder. This file is also used to authenticate other apps, like the Cacher CLI.CommandsInsert SnippetShortcut: Alt+Shift+ISearch for and insert a snippet file from your personal and team libraries. Searches across snippets' title, description and file content.Create SnippetShortcut: Alt+Shift+CCreate a snippet from either the text selection or the entire file (no selection). The command starts a wizard for you to choose:Personal or team library (if using teams)TitleDescription - OptionalFilenamePublic/private permissionLabels - OptionalOpen Snippet in AppShortcut: Alt+Shift+OFind a snippet from your libraries and open it in the Cacher web app.Open Snippet PageShortcut: Alt+Shift+PFind a snippet from your libraries and open its Snippets page (example).Refresh SnippetsShortcut: Alt+Shift+RReload your Cacher snippets. Do this once you've made a change to your snippets outside of VSCode.The extension auto-refreshes once every hour.SetupKick off the setup wizard to authenticate your Cacher account. Run this command if you need to switch users.Right-click on an active editor to bring up Cacher context menu actions. You can Create Snippet from the selected text (uses the entire file if no text selected) or Insert Snippet at the cursor position.Status Bar ItemClick on pFind 3 The pFind 3 program contains four modules, each for a specific task: pParse for pre-processing of MS data, pFind the core module for database search, pQuant for quantitation, and pBuild for post-processing of search results. Open-pFind, the crown jewel of pFind 3, is a