Folks
/path/bin/mod9v8 foo.py
Writes to a log file "foo.log"
/path/bin/mod9v8 foo.py > foo_out.log
ALSO writes output to 'foo.log' and nothing is written to 'foo_out.log'.
What I want to do is to model a series of sequences from the same alignment. I can do this by copy/editing the foo.py script; eg foo_1.py etc and executing the modeling on each sequence from a unique script. Editing more than a few such scripts gets old. If I pass the sequence name to a foo_input.py, I have less of an editing chore but each call to foo_input.py overwrites the previous log file and I want to get retain these logs to examine.
Is there a way for me to redirect to a named file of my choosing? The usual method UNIX redirect is not working for me at the moment.
Thanks,
Starr
Nevermind. Further reading revealed the missing vitamin. Sorry
On 11/16/2010 1:05 PM, Starr Hazard wrote: > Folks > > /path/bin/mod9v8 foo.py > > Writes to a log file "foo.log" > > /path/bin/mod9v8 foo.py> foo_out.log > > ALSO writes output to 'foo.log' and nothing is written to 'foo_out.log'. > > What I want to do is to model a series of sequences from the same > alignment. I can do this by copy/editing the foo.py script; eg foo_1.py > etc and executing the modeling > on each sequence from a unique script. Editing more than a few such > scripts gets old. If I pass the sequence name to a foo_input.py, I > have less of an editing chore but each call to foo_input.py overwrites > the previous log file and I want to get retain these logs to examine. > > Is there a way for me to redirect to a named file of my choosing? The > usual method UNIX redirect is not working for me at the moment. > > Thanks, > > Starr > > _______________________________________________ > modeller_usage mailing list > modeller_usage@salilab.org > https://salilab.org/mailman/listinfo/modeller_usage
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Starr Hazard