On 16/12/15 00:45, Fotis Georgatos wrote:
Γεια σας,
Same to you Fotis! ;-)
On Dec 12, 2015, at 10:21 AM, Kenneth Hoste <[email protected]> wrote:
I like the idea of letting Lmod only show the modules that people actually
loaded, rather than everything underneath as well.
Maybe you should bring this up on the Lmod mailing list?
And this is remarkably easy to implement:
* Just keep a variable with all the loaded modules (Python/2.7.3:goolf/1.4.10)
and show them and only them by default (unless, say, -v gets requested).
Effectively, asking for a list of dynamically defined non-hidden modules!
Dunno how that would be from the user experience front, but the implementation
seems quite tractable.
If life only were that easy...
As briefly discussed during the EasyBuild hackathon in Austin, certain
things get complicated when you start hiding stuff on the fly.
In particular: marking modules as default. Can an invisible module ever
be the default?
Also: what if all modules for a particular software package have been
made invisible?
Robert was already thinking about this, he may have a better view on things.
regards,
Kenneth
