qtop_py/plugins/pbs.py

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<                              r'(?P<name>[\w&@%:.=+/{}-]+)\s+' \
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>                              r'(?P<name>[\w@%:.=+/{}-]+)\s+' \

added in latest experimental branch

hi @stetner : I think @sfranky just implies that you should try about it https://github.com/qtop/qtop/tree/develop

your feedback?!

or, perhaps, this one is being referred (not sure which one, because I see no relevant PR on it yet):
https://github.com/qtop/qtop/tree/poolMappings

Looks good in that version!

Thanks
Doug

Sigh - users.....

Now I have a name with a hash in it.....

Aug_#_100

Can we add # to the regex

Thanks

I've got a $... is there a better way? What characters are known to not be valid?

@sfranky : i'd say don't be far too liberal yet: we'll tackle this right when we'll go for internationalization ...

Just hit another one...

added a '-' to the user search to match a username like a.smith-brown

    self.user_q_search = r'^(?P<host_name>(?P<job_id>[0-9\[\]-]+)\.(?P<domain>[\w-]+))\s+' \
                         r'(?P<name>[\w#&@%:.=+/{}-]+)\s+' \
                         r'(?P<user>[A-Za-z0-9.-]+)\s+' \
                         r'(?P<time>\d+:\d+:?\d*|0)\s+' \
                         r'(?P<state>[BCEFHMQRSTUWX])\s+' \
                         r'(?P<queue_name>\w+)'

Hit another one - probably a muser error but PBSPro seems to accept it:

1507877.delta compile_sim_${h i.xxxxxx 0 H normal

So looks like $ and { can be in there too :p