On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 6:05 PM, Alex Muir <[email protected]> wrote:
> I would like to create a GNU parallel command that takes multiple xml files
> and multiple xsl files and runs each xsl on each xml file.
Did you go through the tutorial:
man parallel_tutorial
> In the past I have created the following which takes all the xml input and
> processes it however this used the same XSL files on each xml input
>
> ls $sourceDir*.xml | parallel -j+$NumberExtraJobsPerServer --eta
> --progress --sshlogin $servers --timeout $timeout --joblog $jobLog "sh
> /mnt/schematron/scripts/runCalabash.sh /mnt/schematron/xpl/rss.xpl
> $documentSpecficLogs{/.}Log.txt {}"
>
>
> I see that the command in the documentation is essentially doing a part of
> what I want in that it is getting all combinations of these however I don't
> know how to do that with multiple file sources
>
> parallel echo ::: A B C ::: D E F
You simply add a :
parallel echo :::: file1 file2
I do not know Calabash, but your are probably looking for something
along the lines of:
PARALLEL="-j+$NumberExtraJobsPerServer --bar --sshlogin $servers
--timeout $timeout --joblog $jobLog" \
parallel "sh /mnt/schematron/scripts/runCalabash.sh {2}
$documentSpecficLogs{1/.}Log.txt {1}" ::: $sourceDir*.xml :::
/mnt/schematron/xpl/*.xpl
If the tutorial does not help you, please show 4 the commands that you
want run given 2 xml-files and 2 xsl-files.
/Ole
