package provides for the dynamic modification of a user’s environment via modulefiles.
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| .. _module_identification_to_select_one_module: | | .. _module_identification_to_select_one_module: |
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| Module identification to select one module | | Module identification to select one module |
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| - specification expresses exactly one module | | - specification expresses exactly one module |
| - must qualify version to select in case a module has multiple versions | | - must qualify version to select in case a module has multiple versions |
| - expression may | | - expression may |
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| - be absolute like *mod/version* | | - be absolute like *mod/version* |
| - be relative to the modulefile currently being evaluated like *./version* o | | - be relative to the modulefile currently being evaluated like *./version* or |
| r */version* | | */version* |
| - refer to symbolic version or module alias | | - refer to symbolic version or module alias |
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| - specification used to resolve argument passed to the following commands: | | - specification used to resolve argument passed to the following commands: |
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| - ``module-version`` | | - ``module-version`` |
| - ``module-alias`` | | - ``module-alias`` |
| - ``module-virtual`` (cannot use symbolic version or module alias, should de | | - ``module-virtual`` (cannot use symbolic version or module alias, should defi |
| fine an actual module) | | ne an actual module) |
| - ``module-info symbols`` | | - ``module-info symbols`` |
| - ``module-info version`` | | - ``module-info version`` |
| - ``module-info loaded`` | | - ``module-info loaded`` |
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| - relies on ``getModuleNameVersion`` procedure to get absolute name | | - relies on ``getModuleNameVersion`` procedure to get absolute name |
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| .. _module_version_specification_to_return_all_matching_modules: | | .. _module_version_specification_to_return_all_matching_modules: |
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| Module version specification to return all matching modules | | Module version specification to return all matching modules |
| ----------------------------------------------------------- | | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
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| - specification expresses one or multiple modules | | - specification expresses one or multiple modules |
| - expression may | | - expression may |
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| - be absolute like *mod/version* | | - be absolute like *mod/version* |
| - refer to implicit or explicitly defined default version like *mod* | | - refer to implicit or explicitly defined default version like *mod* |
| - refer to extended default version like *mod/1* (to refer to *mod/1.1.1*) | | - refer to extended default version like *mod/1* (to refer to *mod/1.1.1*) |
| - refer to symbolic version or module alias | | - refer to symbolic version or module alias |
| - specify multiple versions as list (*mod@1,2*) or range (*mod@:1* or *mod@1 | | - specify multiple versions as list (*mod@1,2*) or range (*mod@:1* or *mod@1:2 |
| :2*) | | *) |
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| - all modules matching specification are retrieved with ``getModules`` | | - all modules matching specification are retrieved with ``getModules`` |
| - specification used to resolve argument passed to the following commands: | | - specification used to resolve argument passed to the following commands: |
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| - ``avail`` | | - ``avail`` |
| - ``paths`` | | - ``paths`` |
| - ``whatis`` | | - ``whatis`` |
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| - used to get all alias and symbolic version of loaded modules treated by: | | - used to get all alias and symbolic version of loaded modules treated by: |
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| - ``list`` | | - ``list`` |
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| - used to get all existing aliases and symbolic version (no module specification
) by: | | - used to get all existing aliases and symbolic version (no module specification
) by: |
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| - ``aliases`` | | - ``aliases`` |
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| - used to get all existing modulefiles (no module specification) by: | | - used to get all existing modulefiles (no module specification) by: |
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| - ``search`` | | - ``search`` |
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| .. _module_version_specification_to_select_one_module: | | .. _module_version_specification_to_select_one_module: |
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| Module version specification to select one module | | Module version specification to select one module |
| ------------------------------------------------- | | ------------------------------------------------- |
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| - specification expresses one or multiple modules | | - specification expresses one or multiple modules |
| - relies on the module version specification to return all matching modules | | - relies on the module version specification to return all matching modules |
| - then among matching modules, one is selected with ``getPathToModule``: | | - then among matching modules, one is selected with ``getPathToModule``: |
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| - the one set has the default version (also called the explicit default vers | | - the one set has the default version (also called the explicit default versio |
| ion) | | n) |
| - or the highest version in case no explicit default is found among results | | - or the highest version in case no explicit default is found among results (a |
| (also called the implicit default version) | | lso called the implicit default version) |
| - nothing is returned in case no explicit default is found among matching mo | | - nothing is returned in case no explicit default is found among matching modu |
| dules and implicit default version mechanism is disabled | | les and implicit default version mechanism is disabled |
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| - module selection may trigger another match retrieval | | - module selection may trigger another match retrieval |
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| - for instance in case selection leads to an alias that resolves to a bare m
odule name | | - for instance in case selection leads to an alias that resolves to a bare mod
ule name |
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| - specification used to resolve argument passed to the following commands: | | - specification used to resolve argument passed to the following commands: |
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| - ``load`` | | - ``load`` |
| - ``unload`` (with attempt to match against loaded modules to resolve argume | | - ``unload`` (with attempt to match against loaded modules to resolve argument |
| nt) | | ) |
| - ``switch`` | | - ``switch`` |
| - ``help`` | | - ``help`` |
| - ``test`` | | - ``test`` |
| - ``display`` | | - ``display`` |
| - ``path`` | | - ``path`` |
| - ``is-avail`` | | - ``is-avail`` |
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| - used to resolve aliases or symbolic versions treated by following commands: | | - used to resolve aliases or symbolic versions treated by following commands: |
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| - ``paths`` | | - ``paths`` |
| - ``search`` | | - ``search`` |
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| .. _module_version_specification_to_check_compatibility: | | .. _module_version_specification_to_check_compatibility: |
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| Module version specification to check compatibility | | Module version specification to check compatibility |
| --------------------------------------------------- | | --------------------------------------------------- |
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| - specification expresses one or multiple modules | | - specification expresses one or multiple modules |
| - expression may | | - expression may |
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| - be absolute like *mod/version* | | - be absolute like *mod/version* |
| - refer to implicit or explicitly defined default version like *mod* | | - refer to implicit or explicitly defined default version like *mod* |
| - refer to extended default version like *mod/1* (to refer to *mod/1.1.1*) | | - refer to extended default version like *mod/1* (to refer to *mod/1.1.1*) |
| - refer to symbolic version or module alias | | - refer to symbolic version or module alias |
| - specify multiple versions as list (*mod@1,2*) or range (*mod@:1* or *mod@1 | | - specify multiple versions as list (*mod@1,2*) or range (*mod@:1* or *mod@1:2 |
| :2*) | | *) |
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| - version specification is matched against loaded or loading modules with variet
y of procedures: | | - version specification is matched against loaded or loading modules with variet
y of procedures: |
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| - ``getLoadedMatchingName`` | | - ``getLoadedMatchingName`` |
| - ``getLoadedWithClosestName`` | | - ``getLoadedWithClosestName`` |
| - ``isModuleEvaluated`` | | - ``isModuleEvaluated`` |
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| - specification used to resolve argument passed to the following commands: | | - specification used to resolve argument passed to the following commands: |
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| - ``is-loaded`` | | - ``is-loaded`` |
| - ``info-loaded`` | | - ``info-loaded`` |
| - ``prereq`` | | - ``prereq`` |
| - ``conflict`` | | - ``conflict`` |
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| - for prereq command when version specification does not have a match among load
ed or loading modules | | - for prereq command when version specification does not have a match among load
ed or loading modules |
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| - version specification is used to select one module per module specificatio | | - version specification is used to select one module per module specification |
| n | | - for instance ``prereq mod@:1.8 mod@1.10`` triggers load tentative of default |
| - for instance ``prereq mod@:1.8 mod@1.10`` triggers load tentative of defau | | version among *mod@:1.8* then if this tentative fails load of *mod@1.10* is att |
| lt version among *mod@:1.8* then if this tentative fails load of *mod@1.10* is a | | empted |
| ttempted | | - another example with ``prereq mod mod@1.10``, which triggers load tentative |
| - another example with ``prereq mod mod@1.10``, which triggers load tentativ | | of *mod/default* then if it fails load of mod@1.10 is attempted |
| e of *mod/default* then if it fails load of mod@1.10 is attempted | | |
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