Re: [HTCondor-users] Specifying sequential input files

[Frederick Luehring <luehring@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Everyone,

   I wanted to correct a stupid newbie typo in my code which Daniel copied.
The process number should be specified with $(Process) with a leading $ and
not with a % as I wrote. I apologize for any inconvenience.

Fred

On 10/16/13 2:13 PM, Frederick Luehring wrote:
> Brilliant! Thanks!
> 
> On 10/16/13 2:12 PM, Daniel Forrest wrote:
>> Fred,
>>
>>>    I want to use the queue command to submit multiple jobs with sequentially
>>> numbered input files. The catch is that the numbers in the files are padded
>>> with zeros: input_0001.txt, input_0002.txt, ...  I see from the example that I
>>> can get input files named input_1.txt, input_2.txt, ... using this statement:
>>>
>>> Input = input_%(Process).txt
>>>
>>> Any help doing this would be appreciated.
>>
>> This does the full range 0001-9999.
>>
>> # 0000
>> Input = /dev/null
>> Queue 1
>> # 0001 - 0009
>> Input = input_000%(Process).txt
>> Queue 9
>> # 0010 - 0099
>> Input = input_00%(Process).txt
>> Queue 90
>> # 0100 - 0999
>> Input = input_0%(Process).txt
>> Queue 900
>> # 1000 - 9999
>> Input = input_%(Process).txt
>> Queue 9000
>>
> 
> 


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