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François Rioult, 03/02/2011 20:54
1 | 1 | François Rioult | h1. Eval111 |
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3 | h2. Synopsis |
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5 | This operator has one parameter, one input and one output. The corresponding shell script executes the parameter as a command on the input, and copies the result in the output. |
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7 | h2. Parameters |
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9 | 1 parameter, treated as the command to be executed. |
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11 | h2. Inputs |
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13 | 1 input, the input file |
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15 | h2. Outputs |
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17 | 1 output: the result of the command |
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19 | 3 | François Rioult | h2. Shell code |
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21 | <pre> |
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22 | cmd=$1; shift |
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23 | input=$1; shift |
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24 | output=$1; shift |
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26 | $cmd $input > $output |
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27 | </pre> |
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29 | 1 | François Rioult | h2. Example |
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31 | 4 | François Rioult | This operator is mainly used, for filtering a file with the parameter as command, or computing a result from the input and writing it to the output. See [[CMAR]] for an example where this operator computes the predicted class for the column file of the votes. |