Execute an ad hoc analysis
The adhoc template assists in running one-liners - possibly on a set of input files
operation mode: seq, sequential: process the input files one by one; par, parallel: process the input files in parallel (use with -j); all: process all input files at once (use $^ in adhoc_process) and simple: Ignore input files, just execute adhoc_process once.
A sed expression which can be used to derive the output file name for each input file (excluding the path). The sed expression is executed for each input file name, and the result is available as $t in the $(adhoc_process) statement. Make sure that you use single quotes when specifying this on the command line
Output subdirectory
Command to execute for each input file. The path to the input file is available as $< and the output file as $t. (it is not mandatory to use both parameters, for example “cat $< > output” would concatenate all files into one big file
use touch files to track if input files have changed.