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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Average completion time calculation? Post 302197051 by Seawall on Tuesday 20th of May 2008 05:52:53 AM
Old 05-20-2008
Sorry if I was too vague.

By job completion time I mean the actual time that the job completed.

My end goal is to set up a script that will alert me if a job runs X minutes past its average. First step is to calculate the average.
 

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MatchEditor(3I) 					    InterViews Reference Manual 					   MatchEditor(3I)

NAME
MatchEditor - StringEditor with string completion SYNOPSIS
#include <InterViews/compeditor.h> DESCRIPTION
CompletionEditor is a StringEditor subclass with the added ability to complete the current contents of the edit buffer against a specified set of strings. A CompletionEditor is often useful when a user must specify a selection from a large set of well-known strings--the user need only type the first few characters of the string; he types the completion character to fill out the remainder. When the user types the completion character, CompletionEditor checks the current string against the list of possible completions. If the current string is a prefix of one or more completion strings, characters are appended so that the edit string contains the longest common prefix; if the current string does not match any completion string, trailing characters are removed until the string matches at least one completion. In any case, if there is more than one possible completion of a string, CompletionEditor rings the workstation bell. PUBLIC OPERATIONS
CompletionEditor(ButtonState*, const char* sample, const char* done) Create a new CompletionEditor object. The ButtonState, sample string, and termination string are passed to the StringEditor con- structor. void Completions(const char* completions[], int count, char complete) Specify the list of completion strings and the completion character. The initial completion list is empty, and the completion char- acter defaults to a space. CompletionEditor does not copy the strings in the list. SEE ALSO
StringEditor(3I) InterViews 13 Dec 1989 MatchEditor(3I)
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