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DumpSave'ing while lengthy program runs
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tldr: is there a way to load all files following a structure/append to DumpSave file
i would like to run a script following the structure:
Get['lib.wl']
data = initializeDataSet
DumpSave['save0', data]
result1 = compute1
DumpSave['save1', result1]
Clear[result1]
.
.
.
resultn = computen
DumpSave['saven', resultn]
Clear[resultn]
is there a good way to load all saves without going >>save0 to >>saven. Or is this manual work needed? A Get[name] where name allows for joker would suffice, but I don't think it exists. Putting them into a separate folder seems sensible.
Just saving at the end doesn't seem viable/safe to me in case of an unexpected early exit.
Edit: just discovered FileNames is a thing.
the solution would be like:
names = FileNames[pattern,directory]
Do[Get[fileName], fileName, names]
save get dumpsave
edited Aug 30 at 8:30
Johu
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asked Aug 29 at 14:29
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up vote
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tldr: is there a way to load all files following a structure/append to DumpSave file
i would like to run a script following the structure:
Get['lib.wl']
data = initializeDataSet
DumpSave['save0', data]
result1 = compute1
DumpSave['save1', result1]
Clear[result1]
.
.
.
resultn = computen
DumpSave['saven', resultn]
Clear[resultn]
is there a good way to load all saves without going >>save0 to >>saven. Or is this manual work needed? A Get[name] where name allows for joker would suffice, but I don't think it exists. Putting them into a separate folder seems sensible.
Just saving at the end doesn't seem viable/safe to me in case of an unexpected early exit.
Edit: just discovered FileNames is a thing.
the solution would be like:
names = FileNames[pattern,directory]
Do[Get[fileName], fileName, names]
save get dumpsave
edited Aug 30 at 8:30
Johu
2,461827
asked Aug 29 at 14:29
Gladaed
777
please add you solution as an answer rather than part of the question?
– chris
Aug 30 at 8:45
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up vote
6
down vote
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up vote
6
down vote
favorite
tldr: is there a way to load all files following a structure/append to DumpSave file
i would like to run a script following the structure:
Get['lib.wl']
data = initializeDataSet
DumpSave['save0', data]
result1 = compute1
DumpSave['save1', result1]
Clear[result1]
.
.
.
resultn = computen
DumpSave['saven', resultn]
Clear[resultn]
is there a good way to load all saves without going >>save0 to >>saven. Or is this manual work needed? A Get[name] where name allows for joker would suffice, but I don't think it exists. Putting them into a separate folder seems sensible.
Just saving at the end doesn't seem viable/safe to me in case of an unexpected early exit.
Edit: just discovered FileNames is a thing.
the solution would be like:
names = FileNames[pattern,directory]
Do[Get[fileName], fileName, names]
save get dumpsave
edited Aug 30 at 8:30
Johu
2,461827
asked Aug 29 at 14:29
Gladaed
777
tldr: is there a way to load all files following a structure/append to DumpSave file
i would like to run a script following the structure:
Get['lib.wl']
data = initializeDataSet
DumpSave['save0', data]
result1 = compute1
DumpSave['save1', result1]
Clear[result1]
.
.
.
resultn = computen
DumpSave['saven', resultn]
Clear[resultn]
is there a good way to load all saves without going >>save0 to >>saven. Or is this manual work needed? A Get[name] where name allows for joker would suffice, but I don't think it exists. Putting them into a separate folder seems sensible.
Just saving at the end doesn't seem viable/safe to me in case of an unexpected early exit.
Edit: just discovered FileNames is a thing.
the solution would be like:
names = FileNames[pattern,directory]
Do[Get[fileName], fileName, names]
save get dumpsave
edited Aug 30 at 8:30
Johu
2,461827
asked Aug 29 at 14:29
Gladaed
777
edited Aug 30 at 8:30
Johu
2,461827
edited Aug 30 at 8:30
Johu
2,461827
edited Aug 30 at 8:30
Johu
2,461827
2,461827
asked Aug 29 at 14:29
Gladaed
777
asked Aug 29 at 14:29
Gladaed
777
asked Aug 29 at 14:29
Gladaed
777
777
please add you solution as an answer rather than part of the question?
– chris
Aug 30 at 8:45
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please add you solution as an answer rather than part of the question?
– chris
Aug 30 at 8:45
please add you solution as an answer rather than part of the question?
– chris
Aug 30 at 8:45
please add you solution as an answer rather than part of the question?
– chris
Aug 30 at 8:45
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2 Answers
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You can use Get/@ FileNames["save*"].
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
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Get /@ StringTemplate["save``"] /@ Range[1, 5]
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2 Answers
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2 Answers
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
6
down vote
accepted
You can use Get/@ FileNames["save*"].
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Henrik Schumacher
36.7k249103
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up vote
6
down vote
accepted
You can use Get/@ FileNames["save*"].
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Henrik Schumacher
36.7k249103
add a comment |Â
up vote
6
down vote
accepted
up vote
6
down vote
accepted
You can use Get/@ FileNames["save*"].
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Henrik Schumacher
36.7k249103
You can use Get/@ FileNames["save*"].
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Henrik Schumacher
36.7k249103
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Henrik Schumacher
36.7k249103
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Henrik Schumacher
36.7k249103
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Henrik Schumacher
36.7k249103
36.7k249103
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
up vote
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down vote
Get /@ StringTemplate["save``"] /@ Range[1, 5]
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Johu
2,461827
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up vote
5
down vote
Get /@ StringTemplate["save``"] /@ Range[1, 5]
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Johu
2,461827
add a comment |Â
up vote
5
down vote
up vote
5
down vote
Get /@ StringTemplate["save``"] /@ Range[1, 5]
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Johu
2,461827
Get /@ StringTemplate["save``"] /@ Range[1, 5]
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Johu
2,461827
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Johu
2,461827
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Johu
2,461827
answered Aug 29 at 14:35
Johu
2,461827
2,461827
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please add you solution as an answer rather than part of the question?
– chris
Aug 30 at 8:45