Hi Todd,
On 10/02/14 16:56, Heywood, Todd wrote:
Hi Pablo,
I only just got to this now. I tried your change (line 157 of
module_generator.py), and I also tried this:
"if { ![is-loaded %(mod_name)s] } {",
" module load %(mod_name)s",
“} else {",
" module unload %(mod_name)s",
“}
"",
I regenerated modulefiles via eb. Unfortunately, the first try had no effect
for unloading, and the second resulted in not being able to unload or purge any
modules.
I’m probably missing something fundamental.
I'm currently looking into fleshing out Pablo's PR a bit more to add a
configure option for the wrapping of module names in the is-loaded
conditional, which triggers 'recursive unloading'.
Are you saying that wrapping the module name in single quotes as shown
below does not trigger recursive unloading at your end?
if { ![is-loaded %(mod_name)s]} { # NO recursive unloading
vs
if { ![is-loaded '%(mod_name)s']} { # WITH recursive unloading
Which modules tool are you using (environment modules, Lmod, ...), and
which version?
Also: I agree with your amazement that simply wrapping the module name
in single quotes (note: double quotes don't work >_<) has such a 'major'
effect...
Has anyone been able to find a reference for that? Is this documented
somewhere?
regards,
Kenneth
