Hi,
I had some time to come back to this and was able to figure out the
solution now..
parallel -j+$NumberExtraJobsPerServer --eta --progress --sshlogin $servers
--timeout $timeout --joblog $jobLog "sh runCalabash.sh
RunSingleAssertionXSLTAgainstXML.xpl
$documentSpecficLogs{2/.}-{1/.}Log.txt" {1} {2} $outputDir $logging $debug
::: $sourceXSLDir*.xsl ::: $sourceXMLDir*.xml
Thanks again for the advice
Regards
Alex
www.tilogeo.com
<http://www.tilogeo.com>
On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 1:20 PM, Alex Muir <alex.g.m...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks Malcolm,
>
> You've made it very clear!
>
> I have to focus on some other tasks however when I get back to this I'll
> try to work it out based on your feedback and reply to the list.
>
> Regards
> Alex
>
> -
>
> Regards
> Alex
> www.tilogeo.com
>
> On Sat, Feb 14, 2015 at 5:04 AM, Cook, Malcolm <m...@stowers.org> wrote:
>
>> Alex,
>>
>> You have a lot of detail you are specifying that is cluttering up your
>> understanding of parallel.
>>
>> Perhaps the following mini-tutorial will build up the concepts it sounds
>> like you want to use.
>>
>> # create 2 empty xml files and 3 empty xlst files
>> $ touch f{1..2}.xml
>> $ touch f{1..3}.xlst
>>
>> # look at them
>> $ ls f*.{xml,xlst}
>> f1.xlst f1.xml f2.xlst f2.xml f3.xlst
>>
>> # show off how to process them pairwise
>> $ parallel echo do something to {1} and to {2} ::: f*.xml ::: f*.xlst
>> do something to f1.xml and to f1.xlst
>> do something to f1.xml and to f2.xlst
>> do something to f1.xml and to f3.xlst
>> do something to f2.xml and to f1.xlst
>> do something to f2.xml and to f2.xlst
>> do something to f2.xml and to f3.xlst
>>
>> # show off how to construct named output file also
>> $ parallel echo do something to {1} and to {2} putting output into
>> {1.}_{2.}.res ::: f*.xml ::: f*.xlst
>> do something to f1.xml and to f1.xlst putting output into f1_f1.res
>> do something to f1.xml and to f2.xlst putting output into f1_f2.res
>> do something to f1.xml and to f3.xlst putting output into f1_f3.res
>> do something to f2.xml and to f1.xlst putting output into f2_f1.res
>> do something to f2.xml and to f2.xlst putting output into f2_f2.res
>> do something to f2.xml and to f3.xlst putting output into f2_f3.res
>>
>>
>> # now replace my echo sentence with your command - your use of advanced
>> remote features will make your job harder
>>
>> ???
>>
>> ~ malcolm_c...@stowers.org
>>
>> ________________________________________
>> From: parallel-bounces+mec=stowers....@gnu.org [parallel-bounces+mec=
>> stowers....@gnu.org] on behalf of Alex Muir [alex.g.m...@gmail.com]
>> Sent: Friday, February 13, 2015 1:19 PM
>> To: Ole Tange
>> Cc: parallel@gnu.org
>> Subject: Re: Multiple Inputs xml files and multiple xsl files to
>>
>> On Fri, Feb 13, 2015 at 7:02 PM, Ole Tange <ta...@gnu.org<mailto:
>> ta...@gnu.org>> wrote:
>> You simply add a :
>>
>> parallel echo :::: file1 file2
>>
>> I do not know Calabash, but your are probably looking for something
>> along the lines of:
>>
>> PARALLEL="-j+$NumberExtraJobsPerServer --bar --sshlogin $servers
>> --timeout $timeout --joblog $jobLog" \
>> parallel "sh /mnt/schematron/scripts/runCalabash.sh {2}
>> $documentSpecficLogs{1/.}Log.txt {1}" ::: $sourceDir*.xml :::
>> /mnt/schematron/xpl/*.xpl
>>
>> If the tutorial does not help you, please show 4 the commands that you
>> want run given 2 xml-files and 2 xsl-files.
>>
>>
>>
>> ::: $sourceDir*.xml ::: -- Okay I didn't know you could do this with
>> multiple files. I don't think that is clear on the tutorial.
>>
>> I've read the tutorial however the use of multiples files only has
>> examples such as " ls $sourceXMLDir*.xml | parallel " i that I'm using.
>>
>> What I'm doing is creating an initial parallel process loading that use
>> ls $sourceXMLDir*.xml as input on one cpu which executes a script that
>> loads ls $sourceXSLDir*.xsl as input which works. That second script is
>> essentially the second line below and the first line below starts the
>> process.
>>
>>
>> ls $sourceXMLDir*.xml | parallel -j1 --eta --progress --sshlogin $local
>> --timeout $timeout --joblog $jobLog "sh
>> /home/ec2-user/lech/bitbucket/schematronification/execute/Run-Parallel-Process-XSL.sh
>> {}" $1
>>
>> ls $sourceXSLDir*.xsl | parallel -j+$NumberExtraJobsPerServer --eta
>> --progress --sshlogin $servers --timeout $timeout --joblog $jobLog "sh
>> /home/ec2-user/lech/bitbucket/schematronification/execute/runCalabash.sh
>> /home/ec2-user/lech/bitbucket/schematronification/xpl/RunSingleAssertionXSLTAgainstXML.xpl
>> $documentSpecficLogs{/.}Log.txt {}" $1 $outputDir $logging $debug
>>
>>
>> Can that be reduced into 1 statement essentially running
>> every.combination of *.xml with a *.xslt using their file names as input
>> into RunSingleAssertionXSLTAgainstXML.xproc?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Alex
>>
>> -
>>
>> Regards
>> Alex
>> www.tilogeo.com<http://www.tilogeo.com>
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