From: Antoine Durr <antoine@(email surpressed)>
Subject: custom rush -laj report columns
   Date: Wed, 30 May 2007 18:47:06 -0400

[edited to remove linewrapping -erco 06/01/07]

Hi,

 Right now, I see:


f3:/home/antoine%> q_list
STATUS   JOBID            TITLE                     OWNER          %DONE %FAIL BUSY    ELAPSED REMARKS
-------- ---------------- ------------------------- -------------- ----- ----- ---- ---------- --------
Run      f1.631           75-10v35_L                beth             36%    0%    4   02:13:09
Run      f1.632           75-10v35_R                beth             46%    0%    4   02:09:45
Run      f2.403           sm075_020_v26_L           jerry            29%    0%    0   00:43:54
Run      f2.405           sm075_010_v30_L           jerry            37%    0%   25   00:12:03
                                                                        ----------
                                                                        total:  33

Thanks,

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Antoine Durr wrote:
> [posted to rush.general]
> 
> Hi,
>   Is there a way to customize which columns are printed with a 'rush 
> -laj' list all jobs call, or for that matter, with irush?

	The 102.43 release (next release) will have a command line
	option that lets you reformat the 'rush -lj' job data completely.
	No ETA on that release yet.. probably fall 2007.

	Until then, your script can parse the output of 'rush -ljf +any',
	which has all the job info as "<Key>: <value>" pairs that
	are easy to parse from a script, which you can then reformat
	into a new report.

	This newsgroup article shows the specifics of how to parse
	rush output correctly for error messages and warnings:
	http://seriss.com/cgi-bin/rush/newsgroup-threaded.cgi?-view+1371+1371

> What I want to see are not done percentages, but 
> done number of frames, and as well, I'd like to see how many frames 
> there are in a particular job.

	Your script can parse out the jobids, and then invoke the
	'rush -lfi <JOBID>' to gather up that info. The '-lfi' report
	has probably all of the data about the frames you'd want.

	In the 102.43 release, all the info currently available in
	'rush -ljf' and 'rush -lfi' would be available as column data
	in 'rush -lj' via the -fmt command line option:

		rush -lj -fmt "Status:8 Jobid:8 Title" +any

	..where the number represents the column width, and the string
	before the ':' are documented keywords.


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Greg Ercolano wrote:
> 	In the 102.43 release, all the info currently available in
> 	'rush -ljf' and 'rush -lfi' would be available as column data
> 	in 'rush -lj' via the -fmt command line option:
> 
> 		rush -lj -fmt "Status:8 Jobid:8 Title" +any
> 
> 	..where the number represents the column width, and the string
> 	before the ':' are documented keywords.

   For those wondering about specifics for this syntax, the current
   synopsis for the formatting is:

	<keyword>[:<pad>[.<trunc>]]

   The column width or <pad> value is similar to printf();
   it is an optional signed value; positive values flush left,
   negative values flush right.  <pad> can optionally be followed
   by .<trunc>, where <trunc> is a truncation width.. again,
   similar to printf().

   Multiple keywords are separated by whitespace, which will
   be preserved in the report. <keyword> will be shown verbatim
   as the column's heading. A list of all the keywords is forthcoming,
   and will be in the docs.

   Regarding percentages, I offer both, where the keywords are named
   eg. %Que, Que% and QuePercent (the latter not printing any percent
   sign).

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