#7 <C9>

[Gregor von Laszewski]

In many commands I see the characters <C9>. What is this standing for?

Example qbets.java

However, it is is many other files also.

[Jeffrey Robble]

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Please post an example of the output.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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This can be confirmed on many files on a Mac whan doing a less on te source code.

Here is an example output from another file:

package org.cyberaide.gridshell.commands.job;

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Vector;

import org.cyberaide.gridshell.commands.Command;
import org.cyberaide.gridshell.commands.util.ArgumentParser;
import org.cyberaide.gridshell.commands.util.PrintUtil;
import org.cyberaide.gridshell.commands.util.RuntimeAdapter;
import org.cyberaide.gridshell.commands.util.RuntimeListener;

public class Submit extends Command {

/*
submit -j JOB
*/

/*
Submit a predefined job
submit {-l | -j JOB | -t TASK <resource> | WORKFLOW <resource> }<C9> <options>

Define a job on the command line and submit it
submit -command command [-inputfiles file<C9>] [-outputfiles file<C9>]
[-stdin file] [-stdout file] [-stderr file] [-stdstatus file]
[-ttl time-to-live] [-start start-time] [-end end-time]
[-duration duration-time] [-env environment] <resource> <options>

<resource>
{-r RESOURCE | -r endpoint [-f sshflags]}<C9>

<options>
[-n jobname] [-dry-run] [-p PERSON<C9>] [-s type]
*/

private static final String LAST = "-l";
private static final String JOB = "-j";
private static final String TASK = "-t";
private static final String WORKFLOW =

[Jeffrey Robble]

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This is probably a problem with your text editor or a corrupted file. It does not seem to be a problem with the code itself.

[Gregor von Laszewski]

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This is not a problem with the text editor