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Glob files matching a search pattern and feed as sequential input to python program
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.everyoneloves__top-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__mid-leaderboard:empty,.everyoneloves__bot-mid-leaderboard:empty{ margin-bottom:0;
}
I have these directories after "ls":
08-21-resume-numrelblocks3-nqh2-numblocks2-stackonlyFalse-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy
08-22-32-nqh2-alpha-stack1-stack2-numrelblocks3-nqh2-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyFalse-SNA-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
08-22-6-12-alpha-stack11-stack12-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower4-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
08-22-alpha-stack5-stack6-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower3-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
08-23-alpha-stack6-stack9-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower3-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-SNA-Truemultihead
08-23-lstmcell-alpha-stack1-numrelblocks1-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy-SpatialNeighborhoodAttention-Truemultihead-Falsestackonly-praFalse-qcmFalse
I need to feed directories that are on date 08-22 into my program execute.py. E.g.
python execute.py 08-22-32-nqh2-alpha-stack1-stack2-numrelblocks3-nqh2-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyFalse-SNA-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn 08-22-6-12-alpha-stack11-stack12-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower4-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn 08-22-alpha-stack5-stack6-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower3-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
How do I do so without laboriously copy and pasting each line individually...
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I have these directories after "ls":
08-21-resume-numrelblocks3-nqh2-numblocks2-stackonlyFalse-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy
08-22-32-nqh2-alpha-stack1-stack2-numrelblocks3-nqh2-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyFalse-SNA-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
08-22-6-12-alpha-stack11-stack12-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower4-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
08-22-alpha-stack5-stack6-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower3-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
08-23-alpha-stack6-stack9-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower3-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-SNA-Truemultihead
08-23-lstmcell-alpha-stack1-numrelblocks1-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy-SpatialNeighborhoodAttention-Truemultihead-Falsestackonly-praFalse-qcmFalse
I need to feed directories that are on date 08-22 into my program execute.py. E.g.
python execute.py 08-22-32-nqh2-alpha-stack1-stack2-numrelblocks3-nqh2-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyFalse-SNA-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn 08-22-6-12-alpha-stack11-stack12-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower4-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn 08-22-alpha-stack5-stack6-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower3-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
How do I do so without laboriously copy and pasting each line individually...
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Have you tried "execute.py $(ls 8-22-)" and using sys.argv ? Or "echo 8-22- | execute.py" and reading the filenames? How about using the glob package?
– stolenmoment
yesterday
Do you need anything more complicated thanfor f in 08-22-*; do python execute.py "$f"; done? (Since you tagged your question Ubuntu I'm assuming you are using the defaultbashshell - or a compatible Bourne-like shell)
– steeldriver
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I have these directories after "ls":
08-21-resume-numrelblocks3-nqh2-numblocks2-stackonlyFalse-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy
08-22-32-nqh2-alpha-stack1-stack2-numrelblocks3-nqh2-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyFalse-SNA-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
08-22-6-12-alpha-stack11-stack12-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower4-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
08-22-alpha-stack5-stack6-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower3-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
08-23-alpha-stack6-stack9-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower3-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-SNA-Truemultihead
08-23-lstmcell-alpha-stack1-numrelblocks1-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy-SpatialNeighborhoodAttention-Truemultihead-Falsestackonly-praFalse-qcmFalse
I need to feed directories that are on date 08-22 into my program execute.py. E.g.
python execute.py 08-22-32-nqh2-alpha-stack1-stack2-numrelblocks3-nqh2-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyFalse-SNA-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn 08-22-6-12-alpha-stack11-stack12-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower4-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn 08-22-alpha-stack5-stack6-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower3-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
How do I do so without laboriously copy and pasting each line individually...
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I have these directories after "ls":
08-21-resume-numrelblocks3-nqh2-numblocks2-stackonlyFalse-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy
08-22-32-nqh2-alpha-stack1-stack2-numrelblocks3-nqh2-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyFalse-SNA-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
08-22-6-12-alpha-stack11-stack12-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower4-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
08-22-alpha-stack5-stack6-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower3-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
08-23-alpha-stack6-stack9-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower3-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-SNA-Truemultihead
08-23-lstmcell-alpha-stack1-numrelblocks1-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy-SpatialNeighborhoodAttention-Truemultihead-Falsestackonly-praFalse-qcmFalse
I need to feed directories that are on date 08-22 into my program execute.py. E.g.
python execute.py 08-22-32-nqh2-alpha-stack1-stack2-numrelblocks3-nqh2-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-uniformxy-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyFalse-SNA-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn 08-22-6-12-alpha-stack11-stack12-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower4-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn 08-22-alpha-stack5-stack6-numrelblocks3-nqh1-dockimgnegativereward-gpfg-multitower3-epsgreedyprobaction0.1-stackonlyTrue-GAT-Truemultihead-nonlinearitybeforeattn
How do I do so without laboriously copy and pasting each line individually...
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Have you tried "execute.py $(ls 8-22-)" and using sys.argv ? Or "echo 8-22- | execute.py" and reading the filenames? How about using the glob package?
– stolenmoment
yesterday
Do you need anything more complicated thanfor f in 08-22-*; do python execute.py "$f"; done? (Since you tagged your question Ubuntu I'm assuming you are using the defaultbashshell - or a compatible Bourne-like shell)
– steeldriver
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Have you tried "execute.py $(ls 8-22-)" and using sys.argv ? Or "echo 8-22- | execute.py" and reading the filenames? How about using the glob package?
– stolenmoment
yesterday
Do you need anything more complicated thanfor f in 08-22-*; do python execute.py "$f"; done? (Since you tagged your question Ubuntu I'm assuming you are using the defaultbashshell - or a compatible Bourne-like shell)
– steeldriver
yesterday
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Have you tried "execute.py $(ls 8-22-)" and using sys.argv ? Or "echo 8-22- | execute.py" and reading the filenames? How about using the glob package?
– stolenmoment
yesterday
Have you tried "execute.py $(ls 8-22-)" and using sys.argv ? Or "echo 8-22- | execute.py" and reading the filenames? How about using the glob package?
– stolenmoment
yesterday
Do you need anything more complicated than
for f in 08-22-*; do python execute.py "$f"; done ? (Since you tagged your question Ubuntu I'm assuming you are using the default bash shell - or a compatible Bourne-like shell)– steeldriver
yesterday
Do you need anything more complicated than
for f in 08-22-*; do python execute.py "$f"; done ? (Since you tagged your question Ubuntu I'm assuming you are using the default bash shell - or a compatible Bourne-like shell)– steeldriver
yesterday
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Have you tried "execute.py $(ls 8-22-)" and using sys.argv ? Or "echo 8-22- | execute.py" and reading the filenames? How about using the glob package?
– stolenmoment
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Do you need anything more complicated than
for f in 08-22-*; do python execute.py "$f"; done? (Since you tagged your question Ubuntu I'm assuming you are using the defaultbashshell - or a compatible Bourne-like shell)– steeldriver
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