[mesa-users] some postprocessing scripts

Francis Timmes fxt44 at mac.com
Fri Sep 12 16:44:26 EDT 2014


hi willie,

would you please post these tools on mesastar.org in the “tools and utilities” section?

fxt




On Sep 12, 2014, at 9:26 AM, Willie Strickland <cwskas at gmail.com> wrote:

> I am not a programmer, which will likely be obvious, but have cludged some scripts together that I almost always use at the end of a run, normally by adding to the end of 'rn' such as
> 
> 	#!/bin/bash
> 
> 	pwd
> 
> 	rm -f restart_photo
> 	date;./star;date
> 
> 	./save_tgz.sh
> 	#./save_output.sh
> 	#./profile_summary.rb
> 	#./return_ss.rb
> 
> I have not shared them sooner, because I wanted to try and 'clean them up' a bit.  But that hasnt happened, so here they are as is.  I am sure there are more efficient ways to accomplish some of the tasks.  Please post improvements.
> 
> Willie
> 
> 
> ==>  profile_summary.rb
> 
> If called without argument it will give a summary of some of the info (which of course could be customized if one wanted) in all the profiles that have a priority greater than 1.  Results are saved to Profile_Summary_priority.txt
> 
> If a single argument 'all' is added it will summarize all the profiles and Profile_Summary_all.txt will be saved.
> 
> If called profile_summary.rb prof 14 then only profile 14 will be summarized and Profile_Summary_14.txt will be saved.
> 
> 
> ==>  save_output.sh
> 
> will save a bunch of files automatically in a timestamped directory.  I find this particular useful if I am running some sort of grid.  Not much explanation needed, no arguments, customize and go.
> 
> 
> ==>  save_tgz.sh
> 
> Is like save_output, but also compresses the files for ftp.  I just made this modification yesterday because it makes it simpler to get data off a remote machine.
> 
> 
> ==>  return_ss.rb
> 
> requires the reordering of the columns to put the data you want in the first few columns.  It creates two files -- return_info.txt which contains the values from the latest run & spreadsheet.txt which includes tab separated info from each of the runs in a grid.  Then the whole document can be copied and pasted into a google spreadsheet or whatever.  It also echos return_info.txt to the terminal.
> 
> 
> <save_output.sh><return_ss.rb><save_tgz.sh><profile_summary.rb>------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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