On Sat, Oct 15, 2011 at 1:29 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello again;
Please use the [email protected] mailing list. That way others may be able to both answer your questions and learn from them, too. > I was just exercising the code, and came across something that appears > to be strange: > > # Version 20110622: > $ parallel echo '{//}' ::: test/one test/. test/ test > . > test > test > . > > # Version 20110822: > $ parallel echo '{//}' ::: test/one test/. test/ test > test > test > . > . > > I'm glad 'test/one' works correctly now (=test), but wouldn't it make > sense for 'test/' to have a dirname of 'test'? Read the manual for -k and {//} of parallel, and the man page for the UNIX command dirname. Then try: parallel -k dirname {} ::: test/one test/. test/ test If that does not answer your question, please elaborate your question further. /Ole
