LSF 0.9

LSF is a Perl API built on top of the LSF command line tools. SYNOPSIS use LSF; use LSF RaiseError => 1, PrintError => 1, PrintOutput => 1; NOTE: FOR THESE MODULES TO WORK IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT YOU INCLUDE THE LSF COMMAND LINES IN YOUR PATH. This is the base class of the LSF suite of modules. use LSF will also preload all of the LSF modules at one time. Currently this includes: LSF::Job LSF::JobHistory LSF::JobGroup LSF::Queue LSF::JobManager Two error reporting strategies are available and can be set globally via the use LSF statement or individually in each of the LSF modules. By setting the RaiseError directive to true, or by using the RaiseError class method, the LSF modules will die on error, otherwise they will return false, setting $? to the exit value and $@ to the stderr of the LSF command line. Additionally the printing of LSF command line stdout and stderr can be controlled via the PrintOutput and PrintError directives or class methods of the same names. Defaults are as above. For more information on any of these modules, please see its respective documentation. CLASS METHODS LSF() Returns the LSF version string RaiseError( [ [ TRUE or FALSE ] ] ) Controls whether LSF command line errors will be thrown. The default is FALSE. When called with no arguments returns the current value. PrintError( [ [ TRUE or FALSE ] ] ) Controls printing to STDERR the stderr of the LSF command line. The default is TRUE. When called with no arguments returns the current value. PrintOutput( [ [ TRUE or FALSE ] ] ) Controls printing to STDOUT the stdout of the LSF command line. The default is FALSE. When called with no arguments returns the current value..

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Platforms:	Linux
Keyword:	Api,  Command,  Command Line,  False,  Libraries,  Line,  Lsf,  Modules,  Perl Api,  Printoutput,  Raiseerror,  Top,  True,  True Or False
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