Exemplos de runBatchCommands em Python

Exemplo n.º 1

print(colors.OKBLUE + "Will run on grid: %s" % data['grid'] + colors.ENDC)
print("Optimisation mode: %s" % data['mode'])
print("Using the following points: %s" % ", ".join(data['points']))

if args.force:
    print("")
    print(colors.WARNING +
          "USING --force COULD POLLUTE YOUR OUTPUT DIRECTORY" + colors.ENDC)
    print("")

if not args.local and args.site == "default":
    inputConfig = InputConfig()
    args.site = inputConfig.site

print(colors.OKGREEN + "Running %d commands" % len(data['commands']) +
      colors.ENDC)

# We can either do this locally, or on a grid
if args.local:
    runLocalCommands(args, dirname, data['commands'])
else:
    # TODO: here we initialise a class based on a pass grid name, which loads settings
    # from batch.cfg and can run all of it
    runBatchCommands(args, dirname, data['commands'])

# Keep a copy of the optimisation used in the output dir
copiedFilename = os.path.join(dirname, os.path.basename(args.filename))
if not args.dry_run and os.path.abspath(
        args.filename) != os.path.abspath(copiedFilename):
    shutil.copyfile(args.filename, os.path.join(copiedFilename))

Exemplo n.º 2

Arquivo: runOptimisation.py Projeto: lawrenceleejr/ZeroLeptonAnalysis

if not args.local and args.site == "default":
    inputConfig = InputConfig()
    args.site = inputConfig.site

print(colors.OKGREEN + "Running %d commands" % len(data['commands']) + colors.ENDC)

# We can either do this locally, or on a grid
if args.local:
    runLocalCommands(args, dirname, data['commands'])
else:
    commandsToRun = data['commands']
    if runMissing: # clean the non-needed commands
        uniqueCutStrings = []
        for r in missingCutStrings:
            uniqueCutStrings.append(missingCutStrings[r])
        uniqueCutStrings = set(uniqueCutStrings)
        
        missingCommands = []
        for c in commandsToRun:
            print c[0]
            if c[0] not in uniqueCutStrings: continue
            missingCommands.append(c)

        commandsToRun = missingCommands
    runBatchCommands(args, dirname, commandsToRun, runMissing)

# Keep a copy of the optimisation used in the output dir
copiedFilename = os.path.join(dirname, os.path.basename(args.filename))
if not args.dry_run and os.path.abspath(args.filename) != os.path.abspath(copiedFilename):
    shutil.copyfile(args.filename, os.path.join(copiedFilename))

Exemplo n.º 3

Arquivo: runOptimisation.py Projeto: lawrenceleejr/ZeroLeptonAnalysis

print("Loaded SRs generated with %s" % data['argv'])
print("Generated at: %s" % datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(data['timestamp']).strftime("%d/%m/%Y, %H:%M:%S"))
print("")
print(colors.OKBLUE + "Will run on grid: %s" % data['grid'] + colors.ENDC)
print("Optimisation mode: %s" % data['mode'])
print("Using the following points: %s" % ", ".join(data['points']))

if args.force:
    print("")
    print(colors.WARNING + "USING --force COULD POLLUTE YOUR OUTPUT DIRECTORY" + colors.ENDC)
    print("")

if not args.local and args.site == "default":
    inputConfig = InputConfig()
    args.site = inputConfig.site

print(colors.OKGREEN + "Running %d commands" % len(data['commands']) + colors.ENDC)

# We can either do this locally, or on a grid
if args.local:
    runLocalCommands(args, dirname, data['commands'])
else:
# TODO: here we initialise a class based on a pass grid name, which loads settings
# from batch.cfg and can run all of it
    runBatchCommands(args, dirname, data['commands'])

# Keep a copy of the optimisation used in the output dir
copiedFilename = os.path.join(dirname, os.path.basename(args.filename))
if not args.dry_run and os.path.abspath(args.filename) != os.path.abspath(copiedFilename):
    shutil.copyfile(args.filename, os.path.join(copiedFilename))

Exemplo n.º 4

    args.site = inputConfig.site

print(colors.OKGREEN + "Running %d commands" % len(data['commands']) +
      colors.ENDC)

# We can either do this locally, or on a grid
if args.local:
    runLocalCommands(args, dirname, data['commands'])
else:
    commandsToRun = data['commands']
    if runMissing:  # clean the non-needed commands
        uniqueCutStrings = []
        for r in missingCutStrings:
            uniqueCutStrings.append(missingCutStrings[r])
        uniqueCutStrings = set(uniqueCutStrings)

        missingCommands = []
        for c in commandsToRun:
            print c[0]
            if c[0] not in uniqueCutStrings: continue
            missingCommands.append(c)

        commandsToRun = missingCommands
    runBatchCommands(args, dirname, commandsToRun, runMissing)

# Keep a copy of the optimisation used in the output dir
copiedFilename = os.path.join(dirname, os.path.basename(args.filename))
if not args.dry_run and os.path.abspath(
        args.filename) != os.path.abspath(copiedFilename):
    shutil.copyfile(args.filename, os.path.join(copiedFilename))

Exemplo n.º 5

Arquivo: runOptimisation.py Projeto: aqureshi55/ZeroLeptonAnalysis

    args.site = inputConfig.site

print(colors.OKGREEN + "Running %d commands" % len(data['commands']) +
      colors.ENDC)

# We can either do this locally, or on a grid
if args.local:
    runLocalCommands(args, dirname, data['commands'])
else:
    commandsToRun = data['commands']
    if runMissing:  # clean the non-needed commands
        uniqueCutStrings = []
        for r in missingCutStrings:
            uniqueCutStrings.append(missingCutStrings[r])
        uniqueCutStrings = set(uniqueCutStrings)

        missingCommands = []
        for c in commandsToRun:
            print c[0]
            if c[0] not in uniqueCutStrings: continue
            missingCommands.append(c)

        commandsToRun = missingCommands
    runBatchCommands(args, outputname, commandsToRun, runMissing)

# Keep a copy of the optimisation used in the output dir
copiedFilename = os.path.join(dirname, os.path.basename(args.filename))
if not args.dry_run and os.path.abspath(
        args.filename) != os.path.abspath(copiedFilename):
    shutil.copyfile(args.filename, os.path.join(copiedFilename))