def load(self,wfNumber,step):
from Configuration.Applications.ConfigBuilder import ConfigBuilder
from Configuration.Applications.cmsDriverOptions import OptionsFromCommand
import copy
if len(self.configBuilders)!=0 and self.strict:
raise Exception('one should never be loading more than one process at a time due to python loading/altering feature')
key=self.getKey(wfNumber,step)
if key in self.configBuilders:
return True
for wf in self.mrd.workFlows:
if float(wf.numId)!=wfNumber: continue
if not hasattr(wf,'cmdStep%d'%(step)): continue
if not getattr(wf,'cmdStep%d'%(step)): continue
command=getattr(wf,'cmdStep%d'%(step))
opt=OptionsFromCommand(command)
if opt:
cb = ConfigBuilder(opt,with_input=True,with_output=True)
cb.prepare()
self.configBuilders[key]=copy.copy(cb)
return True
print("could not satisfy the request for step",step,"of workflow",wfNumber)
return False
def run(argList):
import sys
import os
import Configuration.Applications
from Configuration.Applications.ConfigBuilder import ConfigBuilder
from Configuration.Applications.cmsDriverOptions import OptionsFromItems #CommandLine
options = OptionsFromItems(argList)
options.arguments = reduce(lambda x, y: x + ' ' + y, argList)
# after cleanup of all config parameters pass it to the ConfigBuilder
configBuilder = ConfigBuilder(options, with_output=True, with_input=True)
# Switch on any eras that have been specified. This is not required to create
# the file, it is only relevant if dump_python is set. It does have to be done
# before the prepare() call though. If not, then the config files will be loaded
# without applying the era changes. This doesn't affect the config file written,
# but when the dump_python branch uses execfile to read it back in it doesn't
# reload the modules - it picks up a reference to the already loaded ones.
if hasattr(options, "era") and options.era is not None:
from Configuration.StandardSequences.Eras import eras
for eraName in options.era.split(','):
getattr(eras, eraName)._setChosen()
configBuilder.prepare()
# fetch the results and write it to file
config = file(options.python_filename, "w")
config.write(configBuilder.pythonCfgCode)
config.close()
# handle different dump options
if options.dump_python:
result = {}
execfile(options.python_filename, result)
process = result["process"]
expanded = process.dumpPython()
expandedFile = file(options.python_filename, "w")
expandedFile.write(expanded)
expandedFile.close()
print("Expanded config file", options.python_filename, "created")
sys.exit(0)
if options.no_exec_flag:
print("Config file " + options.python_filename + " created")
# sys.exit(0)
else:
commandString = options.prefix + " cmsRun " + options.suffix
print("Starting " + commandString + ' ' + options.python_filename)
commands = commandString.lstrip().split()
os.execvpe(commands[0], commands + [options.python_filename],
os.environ)
# sys.exit()
return None
def run():
import sys
import os
import Configuration.Applications
from Configuration.Applications.ConfigBuilder import ConfigBuilder
from Configuration.Applications.cmsDriverOptions import OptionsFromCommandLine
options = OptionsFromCommandLine()
# after cleanup of all config parameters pass it to the ConfigBuilder
configBuilder = ConfigBuilder(options, with_output=True, with_input=True)
configBuilder.prepare()
# fetch the results and write it to file
config = file(options.python_filename, "w")
config.write(configBuilder.pythonCfgCode)
config.close()
# handle different dump options
if options.dump_python:
result = {}
execfile(options.python_filename, result)
process = result["process"]
expanded = process.dumpPython()
expandedFile = file(options.python_filename, "w")
expandedFile.write(expanded)
expandedFile.close()
print "Expanded config file", options.python_filename, "created"
sys.exit(0)
if options.no_exec_flag:
print "Config file " + options.python_filename + " created"
sys.exit(0)
else:
commandString = options.prefix + " cmsRun " + options.suffix
print "Starting " + commandString + ' ' + options.python_filename
commands = commandString.lstrip().split()
os.execvpe(commands[0], commands + [options.python_filename],
os.environ)
sys.exit()
