NAME
    qprepTranslationTableInitialize: initialize directive translation table


  USAGE
    qprepTranslationTableInitialize(\%translation_table) ;


  ARGUMENTS
    \%translation_table: hash table translation rules

      Keys are directive keys.

      Values are arrays of translation rules.
      Each element of the array is a list of 2-tuples:

        First list element is one of KEY, VALUE or BOTH,
        indicating which part of the directive to which to apply the
        translation.

        Second element is regular expression.


  DESCRIPTION
    This routine initializes the translation table.  By default, most
    directives are translated to nothing since the target queue system
    is not obligated to implement all qprep directives, and it would be
    impossible to guess useful translations that apply generally to all
    target queue systems anyway.

    The qprepInitCallback Perl subroutine in the local configuration
    routine should edit this translation table to establish rules for
    translating from PSTQ directives to valid directives in the local
    queue system.

    The local configuration modules may also augment the table of valid
    directives, in which case that module must also augment the table
    of valid directives.

    If the local configuration module adds or deletes keys from the
    directives table then it must also add or delete keys to the
    translation table.


  SEE ALSO
    qprepValidDirectiveTableInitialize(in 'qprep.pm'),
    qprep(1),
    Practical Supercomputing Toolkit web site: https://pstoolkit.nwra.com/


  AUTHOR
    Written 2001 by Michael J. Gourlay
    in collaboration with Joe Werne, Chris Bizon and others.