Closed dlakaplan closed 4 years ago
I have a solution, although it's not elegant:
parse_cimalog -f examples/logs/p2945.cimalog_20200419
### Report for: examples/logs/p2945.cimalog_20200419
### NANOGrav p2945 observation (1.0h elapsed; 0.7h observing; 2 scans)
### 2020-04-19 07:30:24 - 2020-04-19 08:29:34
396 sec ( 171 sec slewing) --> Execute PSR J2043+1711 (std) for 1402s at 1410MHz at linenumber 495 (1260 sec requested) +
Writing to /share/obs4/usr/pulsar/p2945/puppi_58958_J2043+1711_0248, /share/obs4/usr/pulsar/p2945/puppi_58958_J2043+1711_0249
529 sec ( 8 sec slewing) --> Execute PSR J2043+1711 (std) for 1220s at 430MHz at linenumber 1608 (1320 sec requested) -
Writing to /share/obs4/usr/pulsar/p2945/puppi_58958_J2043+1711_0250, /share/obs4/usr/pulsar/p2945/puppi_58958_J2043+1711_0251
### Report for: examples/logs/p2945.cimalog_20200419
### NANOGrav p2945 observation (0.9h elapsed; 0.7h observing; 2 scans)
### 2020-04-19 10:03:54 - 2020-04-19 10:55:46
308 sec ( 170 sec slewing) --> Execute PSR J2317+1439 (std) for 1337s at 1410MHz at linenumber 2402 (1200 sec requested) +
Writing to /share/obs4/usr/pulsar/p2945/puppi_58958_J2317+1439_0256, /share/obs4/usr/pulsar/p2945/puppi_58958_J2317+1439_0257
81 sec ( 8 sec slewing) --> Execute PSR J2317+1439 (std) for 1341s at 430MHz at linenumber 3091 (1200 sec requested) +
Writing to /share/obs4/usr/pulsar/p2945/puppi_58958_J2317+1439_0258, /share/obs4/usr/pulsar/p2945/puppi_58958_J2317+1439_0259
@marxide : any thoughts on how I implemented this? 45e2f1cb3f8e3160a3c8c2dcde74039dc4951299
@swiggumj : aside from implementation, see if this is returning the right results. If so we can close (for now)
It's slightly confusing how the logger output all gets mashed together, but that's mostly cosmetic, and easy enough to figure out which session is which. I think this looks good for now.
I could put in a more dramatic separator between the sessions.
On Apr 27, 2020, at 4:13 PM, Joe Swiggum notifications@github.com wrote:
It's slightly confusing how the logger output all gets mashed together, but that's mostly cosmetic, and easy enough to figure out which session is which. I think this looks good for now.
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Example of this is:
examples/logs/p2945.cimalog_20200419
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