On 02/11/2015 12:42 PM, Carl Edquist wrote: >> ... File like "job <name> <submit file>\nvars <name> >> foo=bar...", that sort of thing? > > No I just meant each line in the list file would populate $(INPUT_LINE) > (or whatever variable you pick) for that particular job. > > Having multiple variables per line is an interesting idea too... Sounds like you might have missed the point: job myjob1 myjob.sub vars myjob1 outfile=myjob1.out stdout=myjob1.stdout job myjob2 myjob.sub vars myjob2 outfile=myjob2.out stdout=myjob2.stdout is the condor_submit_dag file format. When I need to run a batch and give the output files sensible names -- which is what the original complaint was IIRC -- I submit is as a DAG specifically because of that. There may be downsides to it, but the basic functionality already exists: you can specify command line arguments, filenames, whatever. It just takes a second submit file and the _sumbit_dag rather than plain _submit. And then the thread diverged into the interesting ideas like "I want a globbing syntax that would do the right thing for users who can't glob" and "condor submit doesn't scale, that's bad unless it's a dag in which case it's ok" etc... -- Dimitri Maziuk Programmer/sysadmin BioMagResBank, UW-Madison -- http://www.bmrb.wisc.edu
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