Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of Nebulous_FAQ

Timestamp:

May 19, 2009, 4:04:38 PM (17 years ago)

Author:

giebink

Comment:

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Nebulous_FAQ

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 e.g.  suppose you want to find some files that were processed with nebulous file assignments: 
 
-<pre>
+{{{
 +------------------------------------+---------+-------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
 | workdir                            | chip_id | path_base                                                                     |
@@ -27 +27 @@
 | neb://@HOST@.0/gpc1/scitest.200807 |     293 | neb://ipp011.0/gpc1/scitest.200807/o4642g0414o.19490/o4642g0414o.19490.ch.293 | 
 | neb://@HOST@.0/gpc1/scitest.200807 |     294 | neb://ipp009.0/gpc1/scitest.200807/o4642g0415o.19491/o4642g0415o.19491.ch.294 | 
-</pre>
+}}}
 
-If you know the full nebulous name of the file (with extension) then you can use <code>ipp_datapath.pl</code>:
+If you know the full nebulous name of the file (with extension) then you can use ipp_datapath.pl:
 
-<pre>
+{{{
 ipp_datapath.pl neb://ipp009.0/gpc1/scitest.200807/o4642g0414o.19490/o4642g0414o.19490.ch.293.XY10.ch.fits
 
 /data/ipp006.0/nebulous/ae/ed/3145232.gpc1:scitest.200807:o4642g0414o.19490:o4642g0414o.19490.ch.293.XY10.ch.fits
-</pre>
+}}}
 
 Alternatively, the program <code>neb-locate</code> is slightly faster.  Use the <code>--path</code> argument to return just the path to the file of interest, without the "file://" prefix (useful for scripting).