Re: queue feeder (cont)
On Fri, Jul 27, 2001 at 12:54:57AM +0200, Arkadiusz Miskiewicz wrote: Is there job pausing/continueing? For example while downloading some huge file I have too small amount of free space and I need to copy something to other server (to make more free space)... Pausing will be great here. Of course I can stop transfer and reget it later but this requires logging to server, finding remote directory etc again. Pausing will be just simpler and nicer :-) Not yet. It is in TODO. -- Alexander. | http://www.yars.free.net/~lav/
Re: queue feeder (cont)
"Glenn F. Maynard" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Jobs, deleting, moving and inserting at an offset are implemented. I couldn't break them, but they still need more bashing on. Is there job pausing/continueing? For example while downloading some huge file I have too small amount of free space and I need to copy something to other server (to make more free space)... Pausing will be great here. Of course I can stop transfer and reget it later but this requires logging to server, finding remote directory etc again. Pausing will be just simpler and nicer :-) Glenn Maynard -- Arkadiusz Mikiewicz, AM2-6BONE, 1024/3DB19BBD IPv6 ready PLD Linux at http://www.pld.org.pl/ My jsme Borg. Odpor je marn, budete asimilovni
Re: queue feeder (cont)
On Thu, Jul 26, 2001 at 03:19:48AM -0400, Glenn F. Maynard wrote:
Jobs, deleting, moving and inserting at an offset are implemented. I couldn't
break them, but they still need more bashing on.
Patch applied. Thanks.
One problem with wildcard matching: fnmatch matches substrings; ie foo*bar
matches abc foo bar. There seems to be no way to make it require a full
No, fnmatch matches the whole string. How else it would be used in globbing?
Implementation question:
void CmdExec::FeedArgV(const ArgV *args,int start)
{
char *cmd;
if(start+1==args-count())
cmd=args-Combine(start);
else
cmd=args-CombineQuoted(start);
FeedCmd(cmd);
FeedCmd(\n);
xfree(cmd);
}
Why no quoting for one word? It's a negligible speed difference; why
the extra code? The only difference I see is
It is for whole commands being in a single argument:
queue cat /dev/null
if(waiting_num==1)
{
printf(_(\tWaiting for job [%d] to terminate\n),waiting[0]-jobno);
return;
}
else if(waiting_num1)
{
printf(_(\tWaiting for termination of jobs: ));
for(int i=0; iwaiting_num; i++)
{
printf([%d],waiting[i]-jobno);
printf(%c,i+1waiting_num?' ':'\n');
}
}
Is the second case intended to fall through and the first not?
It is a bug. I have fixed it, thanks!
--
Alexander.
Re: queue feeder (cont)
On Thu, Jul 26, 2001 at 03:19:48AM -0400, Glenn F. Maynard wrote: Jobs, deleting, moving and inserting at an offset are implemented. I couldn't break them, but they still need more bashing on. BTW, please make sure the help message does not exceed 80 characters in width. -- Alexander. | http://www.yars.free.net/~lav/
