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Installation
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To install BatchQ type:

$ easy_install batchq

Documentation
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The documentation can be found at http://batchq.rtfd.org

RENAMING AND MOVING
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* (V) Shell.status -> shell.state
* (V) Shell.status: return shell.state.texts[shell.state]
* batchq.core.Shell -> batchq.core.QueueElement
* batchq.core.Collection -> batchq.core.JobList
* FileCommander -> batchq.core.batch.Connection,  batchq.core.batch.Machine or something
* batchq.core.batch -> batchq.batch.__init__
* end_machine -> previous_machine(), deselect_machine()

TODO
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 * There might occur an error when large output are retrieved (len(buf) > 10000 )
 * Add SHA/MD5 ID generation to the batch modules
 * Combine objects of the same kind
 * Add caching on the status call
 * (V) Add file caching to submission modules
 * Move batchq files to a central location


OPTIMISATIONS
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 * Reduce the amount of calls of read_non_blocking_until
 * Reduce the amount of calls to writeChar / put
 * Many calls to  base.py:274(fix_buffer)
    - Remove len from fix buffer and you will reduce the calls to len by a factor 1/2 and save ~0.5 sec pr. run call.
    - Last half of the function can be deleted if empty lines are always appended in the size of the line length
 * Also many calls to patternregister.py:152(parse)

 * Make Shell + Shell, Subshell + Subshell and LSF + LSF reduable to a script
 * Checkout wether it is possible to introduce additional caching

BUGS
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 * Following input:
400075#-->if [ -f '.batchq.qa_main-16qubit_975_400paramh5-16qubit_975_400outh5.p then echo "SUCCESS"; fi
SUCCESS
   is interpreted as 
#-->cat .batchq.qa_main-16qubit_950_400paramh5-16qubit_950_400outh5.pid
400075#-->if [ -f '.batchq.qa_main-16qubit_975_400paramh5-16qubit_975_400outh5.p then echo "SUCCESS"; fi
SUCCESS

 * In the LSF submission commmand, if no ".batchq.id.finished' exists, if [ $(cat blah ) -ne 0 ] fails. Add a check wether the file exists first. If not create .failed

 * Commands with "find some*" are wrong and should be replaced with their regex equivalents

 * When things are subshelled you may run into problems with output that arrives asyncronously. This means that consume output will fail.

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