Dear Kaspar,
your parselet is wonderful and I'm using it as part of a library for
managing TORQUE/PBS, parselet is use mostly for extracting info form qstat.
This is just an example of the object returned from my parser:
{:job_id=>"2763.spark.space.ad"@8,
:job_name=>"STDIN"@42,
:job_owner=>"[email protected]"@64,
:resources_used_cput=>"00:00:00"@116,
:resources_used_mem=>"3152kb"@150,
:resources_used_vmem=>"32528kb"@183,
:resources_used_walltime=>"00:07:40"@221,
:job_state=>"R"@246,
:queue=>"bio"@260,
:server=>"spark.ingm.ad"@277,
:checkpoint=>"u"@308,
:ctime=>"Thu Aug 29 18:09:26 2013"@322}
some keys are "maybe" so I do not have the guarantees that all of them will
be available to all the objects, btw that is fine because qstat not always
report everything.
I read the documentation many times but I did understand how to convert the
parser's result:
for instance, I'd like to have ctime as a DateTime object and
resources_used_mem
as a numeric ...
could you give me some advice on how to correctely transform my output ?
Cheers.
--
Raoul
