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From: Nick P. <nic...@gm...> - 2021-05-04 18:50:53
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Well, that's embarrassing. Can one specify to unhide all modules in a folder? Should i then loop the modules in that path and unhide? Den tir. 4. maj 2021 kl. 20.45 skrev Xavier Delaruelle < xav...@gm...>: > I correctly got the 3 files you sent. > > From what I can see, the "../env-modules/python-mods/3.7.7" directory > is correctly enabled as modulepath entry. > > 3 modulefiles are found in it: > numpy/1.18.2 > scipy/1.4.1 > matplotlib/3.2.1 > > But, the "../env-modules/modules/4.7.1/etc/rc" file defines these > modules as hidden with the following commands: > > module-hide matplotlib@:3.2.1 > module-hide numpy@:1.18.2 > module-hide scipy@:1.4.1 > > As a result, there is no module to report in > "../env-modules/python-mods/3.7.7" as all of them are hidden. > > So if you want to see/access these modules, the module-hide directives > should be changed in the global RC file. By the way, ranges are > inclusive so for instance "scipy@:1.4.1" matches all versions from > 0.0.0 to 1.4.1 included. > > Best regards, > Xavier > > > > Le mar. 4 mai 2021 à 20:20, Nick Papior <nic...@gm...> a écrit : > > > > FYI, I sent a response 4 hours ago with large attachments. I got a > message saying it is on hold due to its size. > > I don't know if I get a response on the decision on that? :) > > > > Den tir. 4. maj 2021 kl. 15.18 skrev Nick Papior <nic...@gm...>: > >> > >> Thanks! > >> > >> Here attached the 3 outputs. > >> > >> Please excuse me for having many more module-hide stuff in the rc file. > >> > >> If you want me to reduce the rc file I can, but I assume you search > around the file for specific entries! > >> In any case, let me know what you prefer! > >> > >> Den tir. 4. maj 2021 kl. 14.36 skrev Xav...@CE... < > Xav...@ce...>: > >>> > >>> Le mardi 04 mai 2021 à 11:27 +0200, Nick Papior a écrit : > >>> > >>> Hi list, > >>> > >>> I have always made use of the "module use <path>" extension to > customize modules depending on other modules. > >>> To do this I put "module use --append <path>" in a top level module. > >>> > >>> For example: > >>> > #%Module1.0##################################################################### > >>> ## > >>> ## python-3.7.7 > >>> ## > >>> > >>> set version 3.7.7 > >>> ... > >>> module use --append /mypath/to/python/$version > >>> > >>> which then enables modules installed with python 3.7.7. > >>> Now I want to use this in a combination with "module-hide" in >=4.6. > And this is where things go wrong. > >>> > >>> I can get all versions to work if I don't use "module-hide", but as > soon as I use an rc file in etc/rc that contains some hiding stuff, then > using "module use ..." in a module does not work. > >>> I can't even get it to work by doing "module use <path>" on the > command line (i.e. outside of a module). > >>> > >>> The rc file contains something like this (plus additional stuff which > *seems* irrelevant) > >>> module-hide python@:2.7.17 > >>> module-hide python@3:3.7.6 > >>> module-hide python@3.8:3.8.3 > >>> module-hide python3@ > >>> module-hide numpy@:1.18.2 > >>> > >>> My python/3.7.7 module contains the above "module use --append" > statement. > >>> But that seems to clash with the hiding, but I can't see why? > >>> > >>> Basically, if I don't have an rc file I get something like this (note > the 2 sections) > >>> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > /zhome/0e/2/36189/dcc/env-modules/module-repo > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >>> modules/4.3.1 modules/4.5.3 modules/4.7.1 python/3.2.5 > python/3.4.1 python/3.5.4 python/3.6.2 python/3.6.10 python/3.7.6 > python/3.8.0 python/3.8.2 > >>> modules/4.4.1 modules/4.6.1 python.scientific/3.8.4 python/3.3.0 > python/3.5.1 python/3.6.0 python/3.6.7 python/3.7.5 python/3.7.7 > python/3.8.1 python/3.8.4 > >>> > >>> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > /zhome/0e/2/36189/dcc/env-modules/python/3.7.7 > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > >>> matplotlib/3.2.1 numpy/1.18.2 scipy/1.4.1 > >>> > >>> While if I have an rc file I get this (only 1 section) > >>> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > /zhome/0e/2/36189/dcc/env-modules/module-repo > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > >>> modules/4.3.1 modules/4.5.3 modules/4.7.1 python/3.2.5 > python/3.4.1 python/3.5.4 python/3.6.2 python/3.6.10 python/3.7.6 > python/3.8.0 python/3.8.2 > >>> modules/4.4.1 modules/4.6.1 python.scientific/3.8.4 python/3.3.0 > python/3.5.1 python/3.6.0 python/3.6.7 python/3.7.5 python/3.7.7 > python/3.8.1 python/3.8.4 > >>> > >>> I can't see why hiding modules should clash with module use... > >>> Is there something I am missing? > >>> I also tried renaming the python/$version folder to > python-mods/$version, to no avail. Still only working without the rc file. > >>> > >>> > >>> Hi Nick, > >>> > >>> Could you send me the result of the following commands (after doing a > module purge) : > >>> > >>> $ module config --dump-state > >>> $ module -DD load python/3.7.7 > >>> $ module -DD avail > >>> > >>> Please send me these outputs as a direct message if you do not want to > expose these details on the mailing-list. > >>> > >>> Best regards, > >>> Xavier > >>> > >>> _______________________________________________ > >>> Modules-interest mailing list > >>> Mod...@li... > >>> https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/modules-interest > >> > >> > >> > >> -- > >> Kind regards Nick > > > > > > > > -- > > Kind regards Nick > > _______________________________________________ > > Modules-interest mailing list > > Mod...@li... > > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/modules-interest > > > _______________________________________________ > Modules-interest mailing list > Mod...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/modules-interest > -- Kind regards Nick |
