NAME
procasync - script for testing Proc::Async module
SYNOPSIS
procasync -start '<program-name> [<args...>]'
procasync -start <program-name> -start '<args>'
procasync -jobid [-status] [-stdout] [-stderr] [-wdir] [-rlist] [-done]
procasync -jobid [-result <file-name>]
procasync -help
procasync -version
DESCRIPTION
A simple script that tests all functions of the Proc::Async
module.
it can start an external program, together with its arguments:
procasync -start 'date -u' procasync -start date -start -u ID of the started job 'date' '-u': /tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ
it can show the status of started external program
procasync -jobid /tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ -status Status of /tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ: completed, exit code 0, completed at Sat May 18 18:54:24 2013, elapsed time 0 seconds
it can fetch what was written to the standard output streams by the started external program
procasync -jobid /tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ -stdout -stderr STDOUT of the job '/tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ': Sat May 18 15:54:24 UTC 2013 STDERR of the job '/tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ':
it can show the working directory and the existing result names of the started external program
procasync -jobid /tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ -wdir -rlist Working directory for the job '/tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ': /tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ List of files with results for the job '/tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ': a.file b.file
it can fetch a result itself
procasync -jobid /tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ -result a.file procasync -jobid /tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ -result b.file
it can show whether the external program finished or not
procasync -jobid /tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ -done Process finished
it can kill the running external program and clean up its results
procasync -jobid /tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ -kill -clean Killing job '/tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ': failure Cleaning data for the job /tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ: 4 files for job /tmp/q4Gi2VNroQ have been deleted.