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From: Paul M. <pau...@gm...> - 2024-08-13 18:19:44
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That is an interesting option. I should check if our users would be interested in the list working that way. Individual users can turn it off (in bash/sh) with: export MODULES_AVAIL_INDEPTH=0 (tested, and it works). One (as in the person setting up a site - not something that should be included by default) could also define an alias (in bash/sh): alias module-avail='module avail --no-indepth' (tested this as well). On 2024-08-13 12:25 PM, Xavier Delaruelle wrote: > Hello Marc, > > As you would like to hide all module versions by default and only > display the available module names, I suggest you look at the > "avail_indepth" configuration option [1]. > > This option is enabled by default, but if you disable it only the top > directory level is reported on "module avail". You can list the > versions of a given module by specifying it as argument (e.g., module > avail foo/). > > Quick demo: > > ❯ module avail > ---------------- /path/to/modulefiles ---------------- > bar/1 bar/2 foo/1 foo/2 > > Key: > modulepath > ❯ module avail --no-indepth > ---------------- /path/to/modulefiles ---------------- > bar/ foo/ > > Key: > modulepath directory/ > ❯ module config avail_indepth 0 > ❯ module avail > ---------------- /path/to/modulefiles ---------------- > bar/ foo/ > > Key: > modulepath directory/ > ❯ module avail foo/ > ---------------- /path/to/modulefiles ---------------- > foo/1 foo/2 > > Key: > modulepath > > Regards, > Xavier > > [1] https://modules.readthedocs.io/en/latest/module.html#mconfig-avail_indepth > > Le mar. 13 août 2024 à 17:00, Marc Castells > <mar...@en...> a écrit : >> >> Hi, >> >> An example structure: >> >> + DIR_1 >> + SUBDIR_A >> + 0.1 >> + 0.2 >> + 1.0 >> + 2.0 >> + .... >> >> DIR_1 is the path fed to the 'module use' command in the initrc file. The sub-directories inside it are expected to be recursively searched by the tool. >> >> I am trying to find a way to soft hide all individual modulefile versions inside SUBDIR_A in a module avail command but show the DIR_1/SUBDIR_A stub. The reason for this is that I have multiple SUBDIR_? (around 20), each with many modulefiles (from a few to 10s). The idea would be to use module avail to get a top level view of the available SUBDIR modules without the clutter inside each module directory. Regular users would simply invoke 'module load DIR_1/SUBDIR_A' and rely on default and/or current version specifier. For a finer selection within SUBDIR_A, the user would target 'module avail -a DIR_1/SUBDIR_A' and all the available versions would be displayed. >> >> I have tried the following with the module-hide feature but none have work: >> a) module-hide -soft DIR_1/SUBDIR_A >> b) module-hide -soft DIR_1/SUBDIR_A@<first_version>:<last_version> >> c) module-hide -soft DIR_1/SUBDIR_A@: >> >> a) and b) hide DIR_1/SUBDIR_A entirely. c) does not hide anything and all versions are displayed >> >> Is there a native way within the tool to support this functionality? >> >> Thanks > > > _______________________________________________ > Modules-interest mailing list > Mod...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/modules-interest > -- -------------------------------------------------------- The views and opinions expressed above are strictly those of the author(s). The content of this message has not been reviewed nor approved by any entity whatsoever. -------------------------------------------------------- Paul FM Info: http://paulfm.com/~paulfm/ -------------------------------------------------------- |
