Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of ProjectCommands

Timestamp:

Jun 3, 2019, 4:26:39 PM (5 years ago)

Author:

Mikael Brandström Durling

Comment:

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ProjectCommands

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 = Project commands =
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+Most work should be done as part of a registered project. Without selecting a project before (or at) submission of queue jobs, the jobs will end up in a low priority queue.
 
 == Enter project ==
 This has to be done before you can work within a project.
 
-==== Usage: ```proj [-c] [project-name]```  ====
-If project name is omitted, change to the default project as set by ```selectproject```.
+==== Usage: `proj [-c] [project-name]`  ====
+If project name is omitted, change to the default project as set by `selectproject`.
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+The  `-c` option makes the command change directory into the project folder. (Saves you a `cd /proj/....` command).
 
 
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 This will set the default project used by ```proj```. Setting a default project will save you some typing if you are always switching to the same project.
 
-==== Usage: ```selectproj <project-name> ``` ====
+==== Usage: `selectproj <project-name> `====
 
 == List your projects ==
 List all projects you are registered with. It will also give your current quota and disk usage for the projects.
 
-==== Usage: ```listproj [-q]``` ====
+==== Usage: `listproj [-q]` ====
 
-If ```-q``` is given, it will only list projects that are using 90% or more of the allocated disk space.
+If `-q` is given, it will only list projects that are using 90% or more of the allocated disk space.