disq | Python disque client , built on redis-py

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from disq import Disque

c = Disque() # connects to localhost:7711 by default
c.addjob('queuename', 'body') # takes all ADDJOB arguments
# b'DI... job id ...SQ'
c.getjob('queuename')
# [[b'queue', b'DI3971f14a850d9e5b3ca5c881e3dd1ba2a34277b505a0SQ',

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What is dollar sign within directory location?

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What is dollar sign within directory location?

Asked 2017-May-21 at 13:30

I got a Stata do file which always uses "dollar" sign $ whenever "using" something.

But when I actually run it on my computer, it looks like my computer thinks the directory is ignored.

Here, the directory "logs" was just ignored and obviously my computer thinks I am looking for the file in the main directory "C"

What is that dollar sign? Why does my computer think so?

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Answered 2017-May-21 at 13:30

Dollar signs are here used to refer to Stata macros.

Stata sees here a reference to a global macro. $global would be a reference to a global macro that has the name global. If a macro is not defined, that is not in itself illegal, and Stata substitutes an empty string. log's default, it seems, in this case is to write in the root directory.

Here the consequence is not what you want, as evidently you don't have a C: drive or (perhaps more likely) don't have permission to write in it. (There is no precise information in your post about your set-up, although it can be guessed that you are using Windows.)

You can define a global such as

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44092578

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