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François Rioult, 22/06/2010 22:57
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3 | h2. Synopsis |
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5 | This operator has two parameters, one input and two outputs. The corresponding shell script executes the parameters as a command on the input and may have two outputs. |
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7 | h2. Parameters |
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9 | 3 parameters, treated as the command (and its two parameters) to be executed. |
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11 | h2. Inputs |
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12 | 1 input file. |
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14 | h2. Outputs |
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16 | 2 outputs: the result of the command. |
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18 | h2. Shell Code |
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20 | 2 | François Rioult | <pre> |
21 | 1 | François Rioult | cmd=$1; shift |
22 | args=$1; shift |
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23 | value=$1; shift |
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24 | input=$1; shift |
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25 | output1=$1; shift |
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26 | output2=$1; shift |
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28 | $cmd "$args" $value $input $output1 $output2 |
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29 | 2 | François Rioult | </pre> |
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31 | h2. Example |
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33 | This operator is used for applying a command with parameters, for example in [[CMAR.aws]] for the repartition task, that needs two parameters: the number of files and the current pair index. |