Example #1
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def functional(indiv, outdir=None, value=False, **kwargs):
    from pylada.misc import local_path
    from pickle import dump
    outdir = local_path(outdir)
    outdir.ensure(dir=True)
    dump((indiv, value), outdir.join('OUTCAR').open('wb'))
    return Extract(str(outdir))
Example #2
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def functional(indiv, outdir=None, value=False, **kwargs):
    from pylada.misc import local_path
    from pickle import dump
    outdir = local_path(outdir)
    outdir.ensure(dir=True)
    dump((indiv, value), outdir.join('OUTCAR').open('wb'))
    return Extract(str(outdir))
Example #3
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def completer(self, event):
    """ Completer for %record magic function. """
    from pylada.misc import local_path
    from pickle import load
    from os.path import isdir, exists

    result = []
    data = event.line.split()[1:]
    if    (len(event.symbol) == 0 and len(data) > 0 and data[-1] == "--n") \
       or (len(event.symbol) > 0  and len(data) > 1 and data[-2] == "--n") \
       or (len(event.symbol) == 0 and len(data) > 0 and data[-1] == "--namespace") \
       or (len(event.symbol) > 0 and len(data) > 1 and data[-2] == "--namespace"):
        return [key for key, value in self.api.user_ns.items()
                if key[0] != '_' and hasattr(value, '__dict__')]

    if    (len(event.symbol) == 0 and len(data) > 0 and data[-1] == "--file") \
       or (len(event.symbol) > 0 and len(data) > 1 and data[-2] == "--file"):
        other = event.symbol
        string = '%mglob "cont:This is a record." {0}*'.format(other)
        result = [u for u in self.api.magic(string)]
        string = '%mglob dir:{0}*'.format(other)
        result.extend([u for u in self.api.magic(string)])
        if isdir(other) and other[-1] != '/':
            string = '%mglob "cont:This is a record." {0}/*'.format(other)
            result.extend([u for u in self.api.magic(string)])
        return result

    if '--file' not in data:
        result.append('--file')
    options = {'--list', '--view', '--load', '--remove', '--update'}
    if '-n' in data or '--namespace' in data and '--load' not in data:
        result.append('--load')
    elif '--load' in data and '-n' not in data and '--namespace' not in data:
        result.append('--namespace')
    elif len(options.intersection(set(data))) == 0:
        result.extend(['--list', '--view', '--load', '--remove', '--namespace', '--update'])
    if len(set(['--load', '--remove', '--view']).intersection(set(data))) != 0:
        path = '.pylada_record'
        known = [u for u in data]
        if '--file' in data:
            index = data.index('--file')
            assert len(data) > index + 1
            path = str(local_path(data[index + 1]))
            known.pop(index + 1)
        if exists(path):
            with open(path) as file:
                keys = load(file)
            if '--namespace' in known:
                index = known.index('--namespace')
                if len(known) > index + 1:
                    known.pop(index + 1)
            if '-n' in known:
                index = known.index('-n')
                if len(known) > index + 1:
                    known.pop(index + 1)
            result.extend(keys - set(known))
    else:
        result.extend([u for u in self.api.user_ns.keys() if u[0] != '_'])
    return result
Example #4
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def call_functional(indiv, outdir=None, value=False, **kwargs):
    from pylada.misc import local_path
    from pickle import dump

    path = local_path(outdir)
    path.ensure(dir=True)
    dump((indiv, value), path.join("OUTCAR").open("wb"))
    return Extract(outdir)
Example #5
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def run_with_restart(outdir="restarting"):
    """ Example of running relaxation with cell-shape """
    from pylada.misc import local_path
    from numpy.random import random
    outdir = local_path(outdir)
    structure = diamond_structure()
    pwscf = diamond_pwscf()

    structure[1].pos += random(3) * 0.01 - 0.005
    structure.cell += random((3, 3)) * 0.01 - 0.005
    pwscf.control.calculation = 'vc-relax'
    pwscf.cell.factor = 2.0
    result = pwscf(structure, outdir=outdir.join('first'))
    result = pwscf(structure, outdir=outdir.join('second'), restart=result)
Example #6
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def functional(structure, outdir=None, value=False, **kwargs):
    """ A dummy functional """
    from copy import deepcopy
    from pickle import dump
    from random import random
    from pylada.misc import local_path

    structure = deepcopy(structure)
    structure.value = value
    outdir = local_path(outdir)
    outdir.ensure(dir=True)
    dump((random(), structure, value, functional), outdir.join('OUTCAR').open('wb'))

    return Extract(outdir)
    return structure
Example #7
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def Extract(outdir=None):
    """ An extraction function for a dummy functional """
    from os import getcwd
    from collections import namedtuple
    from pickle import load
    from pylada.misc import local_path

    if outdir == None:
        outdir = getcwd()
    Extract = namedtuple('Extract', ['success', 'directory',
                                     'energy', 'structure', 'value', 'functional'])
    outdir = local_path(outdir)
    if not outdir.check():
        return Extract(False, str(outdir), None, None, None, None)
    if not outdir.join('OUTCAR').check(file=True):
        return Extract(False, str(outdir), None, None, None, None)
    with local_path.join('OUTCAR').open('r') as file:
        structure, energy, value, functional = load(file)
        return Extract(True, outdir, energy, structure, value, functional)
Example #8
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def Extract(outdir=None):
    from os.path import exists
    from os import getcwd
    from collections import namedtuple
    from pickle import load
    from pylada.misc import local_path

    if outdir == None:
        outdir = getcwd()

    Extract = namedtuple('Extract', ['success', 'directory', 'indiv', 'functional'])
    if not exists(outdir):
        return Extract(False, outdir, None, functional)

    outdir = local_path(outdir)
    if not outdir.join('OUTCAR').check(file=True):
        return Extract(False, str(outdir), None, functional)
    indiv, value = load(outdir.join('OUTCAR').open('rb'))

    return Extract(True, outdir, indiv, functional)
Example #9
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def Extract(outdir=None):
    from os.path import exists
    from os import getcwd
    from collections import namedtuple
    from pickle import load
    from pylada.misc import local_path

    if outdir == None:
        outdir = getcwd()

    Extract = namedtuple('Extract',
                         ['success', 'directory', 'indiv', 'functional'])
    if not exists(outdir):
        return Extract(False, outdir, None, functional)

    outdir = local_path(outdir)
    if not outdir.join('OUTCAR').check(file=True):
        return Extract(False, str(outdir), None, functional)
    indiv, value = load(outdir.join('OUTCAR').open('rb'))

    return Extract(True, outdir, indiv, functional)
Example #10
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def Extract(outdir=None):
    from os.path import exists
    from os import getcwd
    from collections import namedtuple
    from pickle import load
    from pylada.misc import local_path

    if outdir == None:
        outdir = getcwd()

    Extract = namedtuple("Extract",
                         ["success", "directory", "indiv", "functional"])
    if not exists(outdir):
        return Extract(False, outdir, None, functional)

    outdir = local_path(outdir)
    if not outdir.join("OUTCAR").check(file=True):
        return Extract(False, str(outdir), None, functional)
    indiv, value = load(outdir.join("OUTCAR").open("rb"))

    return Extract(True, outdir, indiv, functional_call)
Example #11
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 def __init__(self, directory):
     from pylada.misc import local_path
     self.directory = str(local_path(directory))
Example #12
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def test_icharg():
    from time import sleep
    from collections import namedtuple
    from pickle import loads, dumps
    from os import remove, makedirs
    from os.path import join, exists
    from shutil import rmtree
    from tempfile import mkdtemp
    from pylada.vasp.files import WAVECAR, CHGCAR
    from pylada.vasp import Vasp
    from pylada.misc import local_path
    from pylada.error import ValueError

    Extract = namedtuple("Extract", ['directory', 'success'])
    a = Vasp()
    o = a._input['icharg']
    d = {'ICharg': o.__class__}

    directory = mkdtemp()
    if directory in ['/tmp/test', '/tmp/test/']:
        if exists(directory):
            rmtree(directory)
        makedirs(directory)
    try:
        assert a.icharg == 'auto'
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '2'
        assert eval(repr(o), d).value == 'auto'
        assert loads(dumps(o)).value == 'auto'

        restartdir = join(directory, 'restart')
        local_path(restartdir).ensure(dir=True)
        with open(join(restartdir, CHGCAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')

        # do not copy if not successful
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, False)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '2'
        assert not exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert not exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))

        # do not copy if empty
        with open(join(restartdir, CHGCAR), 'w') as file:
            pass
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            pass
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '2'
        assert not exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert not exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))

        # now copy only CHGCAR
        with open(join(restartdir, CHGCAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '1'
        assert exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert not exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        remove(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        # now copy only CHGCAR with scf
        a.nonscf = True
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '11'
        assert exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert not exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        remove(join(directory, CHGCAR))

        # now copy both
        a.nonscf = False
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '0'
        assert exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))

        # now copy both with scf
        a.nonscf = True
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '10'
        assert exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))

        # now check that latest is copied
        remove(join(restartdir, CHGCAR))
        remove(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        sleep(1.2)
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello world')
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            pass  # Buffering issues..
        a.nonscf = False
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '0'
        assert exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            assert file.read().rstrip().lstrip() == 'hello world'
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            assert file.read().rstrip().lstrip() != 'hello'

        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '0'
        assert exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            assert file.read().rstrip().lstrip() == 'hello'
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            assert file.read().rstrip().lstrip() != 'hello world'

        # makes sure requests are honored
        # tries request. Should fail since CHGCAR does not exist.
        remove(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        a.icharg = 'chgcar'
        assert a.icharg == 'chgcar'
        try:
            o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)
        except ValueError:
            pass
        else:
            raise Exception()
        # now try for gold.
        with open(join(restartdir, CHGCAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '1'
        assert exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert not exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        assert eval(repr(o), d).value == 'chgcar'
        assert loads(dumps(o)).value == 'chgcar'

    finally:
        if directory not in ['/tmp/test', '/tmp/test/'] and exists(directory):
            rmtree(directory)
Example #13
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def launch_program(cmdl, comm=None, formatter=None, env=None,
                   stdout=None, stderr=None, stdin=None, outdir=None):
    """ Command used to launch a program.

        This function launches external programs for Pylada. It is included as a
        global so that it can be adapted to different computing environment. It
        also makes it easier to debug Pylada's mpi configuration when installing on
        a new machine.

        .. note::

          The number one configuration problem is an incorrect
          :py:data:`~pylada.mpirun_exe`.

        .. note::

          The number two configuration problem is mpi-placement (eg how to launch
          two different mpi program simultaneously in one PBS/SLURM job). First
          read the manual for the mpi environment on the particular machine Pylada
          is installed on. Then adapt
          :py:function:`~pylada.machine_dependent_call_modifier` by redeclaring it
          in $HOME/.pylada.

        :param str cmld: 
          Command-line string. It will be formatted using ``formatter`` or
          ``comm`` if either are present. Otherwise, it should be exactly the
          (bash) command-prompt.
        :param comm: 
          Should contain everythin needed to launch an mpi call. 
          In practice, it is copied from :py:data:`~pylada.default_comm` and
          modified for the purpose of a particular call (e.g. could use fewer
          than all available procs)
        :type comm: :py:class:`~pylada.process.mpi.Communicator`
        :param dict formatter:
          Dictionary with which to format the communicator. If ``comm`` is
          present, then it will be updated with ``comm``'s input.
        :param dict env: 
          Dictionary containing the environment variables in which to do call.
        :param stdout:
          File object to which to hook-up the standard output. See Popen_.
        :param stderr:
          File object to which to hook-up the standard error. See Popen_.
        :param str outdir:
          Path to the working directory.

        .. _Popen:: http://docs.python.org/library/subprocess.html#popen-constructor
    """
    from shlex import split as shlex_split
    from subprocess import Popen
    from pylada import machine_dependent_call_modifier
    from pylada.misc import local_path

    # At this point formatter is {"program": vasp}
    # and cmdl is "mpirun -n {n} {placement} {program}"

    # Set in formatter: 'placement': '', 'ppn': 8, 'n': 8
    # make sure that the formatter contains stuff from the communicator, eg the
    # number of processes.
    if comm is not None and formatter is not None:
        formatter.update(comm)

    # Set in formatter: 'placement': '-machinefile /home.../pylada_commtempfile'
    # Stuff that will depend on the supercomputer.
    machine_dependent_call_modifier(formatter, comm, env)

    # if a formatter exists, then use it on the cmdl string.
    if formatter is not None:
        cmdl = cmdl.format(**formatter)
    # otherwise, if comm is not None, use that.
    elif comm is not None:
        cmdl = cmdl.format(**comm)

    # Split command from string to list
    cmdl = shlex_split(cmdl)

    # makes sure the directory exists:
    local_path(outdir).ensure(dir=True)

    # Finally, start the process.
    popen = Popen(cmdl, stdout=stdout, stderr=stderr, stdin=stdin,
                  cwd=outdir, env=env)
    popen.wait()
    #if testValidProgram: popen.wait()
    return popen
Example #14
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def test_icharg():
    from time import sleep
    from collections import namedtuple
    from pickle import loads, dumps
    from os import remove, makedirs
    from os.path import join, exists
    from shutil import rmtree
    from tempfile import mkdtemp
    from pylada.vasp.files import WAVECAR, CHGCAR
    from pylada.vasp import Vasp
    from pylada.misc import local_path
    from pylada.error import ValueError

    Extract = namedtuple("Extract", ['directory', 'success'])
    a = Vasp()
    o = a._input['icharg']
    d = {'ICharg': o.__class__}

    directory = mkdtemp()
    if directory in ['/tmp/test', '/tmp/test/']:
        if exists(directory):
            rmtree(directory)
        makedirs(directory)
    try:
        assert a.icharg == 'auto'
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '2'
        assert eval(repr(o), d).value == 'auto'
        assert loads(dumps(o)).value == 'auto'

        restartdir = join(directory, 'restart')
        local_path(restartdir).ensure(dir=True)
        with open(join(restartdir, CHGCAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')

        # do not copy if not successful
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, False)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '2'
        assert not exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert not exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))

        # do not copy if empty
        with open(join(restartdir, CHGCAR), 'w') as file:
            pass
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            pass
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '2'
        assert not exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert not exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))

        # now copy only CHGCAR
        with open(join(restartdir, CHGCAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '1'
        assert exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert not exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        remove(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        # now copy only CHGCAR with scf
        a.nonscf = True
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '11'
        assert exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert not exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        remove(join(directory, CHGCAR))

        # now copy both
        a.nonscf = False
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '0'
        assert exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))

        # now copy both with scf
        a.nonscf = True
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '10'
        assert exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))

        # now check that latest is copied
        remove(join(restartdir, CHGCAR))
        remove(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        sleep(1.2)
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello world')
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            pass  # Buffering issues..
        a.nonscf = False
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '0'
        assert exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            assert file.read().rstrip().lstrip() == 'hello world'
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            assert file.read().rstrip().lstrip() != 'hello'

        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '0'
        assert exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            assert file.read().rstrip().lstrip() == 'hello'
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            assert file.read().rstrip().lstrip() != 'hello world'

        # makes sure requests are honored
        # tries request. Should fail since CHGCAR does not exist.
        remove(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        a.icharg = 'chgcar'
        assert a.icharg == 'chgcar'
        try:
            o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)
        except ValueError:
            pass
        else:
            raise Exception()
        # now try for gold.
        with open(join(restartdir, CHGCAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['icharg'] == '1'
        assert exists(join(directory, CHGCAR))
        assert not exists(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        assert eval(repr(o), d).value == 'chgcar'
        assert loads(dumps(o)).value == 'chgcar'

    finally:
        if directory not in ['/tmp/test', '/tmp/test/'] and exists(directory):
            rmtree(directory)
Example #15
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def test_istart():
    from time import sleep
    from collections import namedtuple
    from pickle import loads, dumps
    from os import remove, makedirs
    from os.path import join, exists
    from shutil import rmtree
    from tempfile import mkdtemp
    from pylada.vasp.files import WAVECAR
    from pylada.vasp import Vasp
    from pylada.misc import local_path

    Extract = namedtuple("Extract", ['directory', 'success'])
    a = Vasp()
    o = a._input['istart']
    d = {'IStart': o.__class__}

    directory = mkdtemp()
    if directory in ['/tmp/test', '/tmp/test/']:
        if exists(directory):
            rmtree(directory)
        makedirs(directory)
    try:
        assert a.istart == 'auto'
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '0'
        assert eval(repr(o), d).value == 'auto'
        assert loads(dumps(o)).value == 'auto'

        restartdir = join(directory, 'restart')
        local_path(restartdir).ensure(dir=True)
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')

        # do not copy if not successful
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, False)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '0'
        assert not exists(join(directory, 'WAVECAR'))

        # do not copy if file is empty
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            pass
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '0'
        assert not exists(join(directory, 'WAVECAR'))

        # now should copy
        assert a.istart == 'auto'
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '1'
        assert exists(join(directory, 'WAVECAR'))

        # check it copies only latest file.
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
            file.flush()
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            pass
        sleep(1.5)
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello world')
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            pass
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '1'
        assert exists(join(directory, 'WAVECAR'))
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            assert file.read().rstrip().lstrip() == 'hello world'

        sleep(0.2)
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '1'
        assert exists(join(directory, 'WAVECAR'))
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            assert file.read().rstrip().lstrip() == 'hello'

        # check if scratch is required
        remove(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        a.istart = 'scratch'
        assert a.istart == 'scratch'
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '0'
        assert eval(repr(o), d).value == 'scratch'
        assert loads(dumps(o)).value == 'scratch'

    finally:
        if directory not in ['/tmp/test', '/tmp/test/'] and exists(directory):
            rmtree(directory)
Example #16
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def completer(self, event):
    """ Completer for %record magic function. """
    from pylada.misc import local_path
    from pickle import load
    from os.path import isdir, exists

    result = []
    data = event.line.split()[1:]
    if    (len(event.symbol) == 0 and len(data) > 0 and data[-1] == "--n") \
       or (len(event.symbol) > 0  and len(data) > 1 and data[-2] == "--n") \
       or (len(event.symbol) == 0 and len(data) > 0 and data[-1] == "--namespace") \
       or (len(event.symbol) > 0 and len(data) > 1 and data[-2] == "--namespace"):
        return [
            key for key, value in self.api.user_ns.items()
            if key[0] != '_' and hasattr(value, '__dict__')
        ]

    if    (len(event.symbol) == 0 and len(data) > 0 and data[-1] == "--file") \
       or (len(event.symbol) > 0 and len(data) > 1 and data[-2] == "--file"):
        other = event.symbol
        string = '%mglob "cont:This is a record." {0}*'.format(other)
        result = [u for u in self.api.magic(string)]
        string = '%mglob dir:{0}*'.format(other)
        result.extend([u for u in self.api.magic(string)])
        if isdir(other) and other[-1] != '/':
            string = '%mglob "cont:This is a record." {0}/*'.format(other)
            result.extend([u for u in self.api.magic(string)])
        return result

    if '--file' not in data:
        result.append('--file')
    options = {'--list', '--view', '--load', '--remove', '--update'}
    if '-n' in data or '--namespace' in data and '--load' not in data:
        result.append('--load')
    elif '--load' in data and '-n' not in data and '--namespace' not in data:
        result.append('--namespace')
    elif len(options.intersection(set(data))) == 0:
        result.extend([
            '--list', '--view', '--load', '--remove', '--namespace', '--update'
        ])
    if len(set(['--load', '--remove', '--view']).intersection(set(data))) != 0:
        path = '.pylada_record'
        known = [u for u in data]
        if '--file' in data:
            index = data.index('--file')
            assert len(data) > index + 1
            path = str(local_path(data[index + 1]))
            known.pop(index + 1)
        if exists(path):
            with open(path) as file:
                keys = load(file)
            if '--namespace' in known:
                index = known.index('--namespace')
                if len(known) > index + 1:
                    known.pop(index + 1)
            if '-n' in known:
                index = known.index('-n')
                if len(known) > index + 1:
                    known.pop(index + 1)
            result.extend(keys - set(known))
    else:
        result.extend([u for u in self.api.user_ns.keys() if u[0] != '_'])
    return result
Example #17
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def test_istart():
    from time import sleep
    from collections import namedtuple
    from pickle import loads, dumps
    from os import remove, makedirs
    from os.path import join, exists
    from shutil import rmtree
    from tempfile import mkdtemp
    from pylada.vasp.files import WAVECAR
    from pylada.vasp import Vasp
    from pylada.misc import local_path

    Extract = namedtuple("Extract", ['directory', 'success'])
    a = Vasp()
    o = a._input['istart']
    d = {'IStart': o.__class__}

    directory = mkdtemp()
    if directory in ['/tmp/test', '/tmp/test/']:
        if exists(directory):
            rmtree(directory)
        makedirs(directory)
    try:
        assert a.istart == 'auto'
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '0'
        assert eval(repr(o), d).value == 'auto'
        assert loads(dumps(o)).value == 'auto'

        restartdir = join(directory, 'restart')
        local_path(restartdir).ensure(dir=True)
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')

        # do not copy if not successful
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, False)
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '0'
        assert not exists(join(directory, 'WAVECAR'))

        # do not copy if file is empty
        a.restart = Extract(restartdir, True)
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            pass
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '0'
        assert not exists(join(directory, 'WAVECAR'))

        # now should copy
        assert a.istart == 'auto'
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '1'
        assert exists(join(directory, 'WAVECAR'))

        # check it copies only latest file.
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
            file.flush()
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            pass
        sleep(1.5)
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello world')
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            pass
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '1'
        assert exists(join(directory, 'WAVECAR'))
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            assert file.read().rstrip().lstrip() == 'hello world'

        sleep(0.2)
        with open(join(restartdir, WAVECAR), 'w') as file:
            file.write('hello')
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '1'
        assert exists(join(directory, 'WAVECAR'))
        with open(join(directory, WAVECAR), 'r') as file:
            assert file.read().rstrip().lstrip() == 'hello'

        # check if scratch is required
        remove(join(directory, WAVECAR))
        a.istart = 'scratch'
        assert a.istart == 'scratch'
        assert o.output_map(vasp=a, outdir=directory)['istart'] == '0'
        assert eval(repr(o), d).value == 'scratch'
        assert loads(dumps(o)).value == 'scratch'

    finally:
        if directory not in ['/tmp/test', '/tmp/test/'] and exists(directory):
            rmtree(directory)
Example #18
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    def __init__(self, directory):
        from pylada.misc import local_path

        self.directory = str(local_path(directory))
Example #19
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def launch_program(cmdl,
                   comm=None,
                   formatter=None,
                   env=None,
                   stdout=None,
                   stderr=None,
                   stdin=None,
                   outdir=None):
    """ Command used to launch a program.

        This function launches external programs for Pylada. It is included as a
        global so that it can be adapted to different computing environment. It
        also makes it easier to debug Pylada's mpi configuration when installing on
        a new machine.

        .. note::

          The number one configuration problem is an incorrect
          :py:data:`~pylada.mpirun_exe`.

        .. note::

          The number two configuration problem is mpi-placement (eg how to launch
          two different mpi program simultaneously in one PBS/SLURM job). First
          read the manual for the mpi environment on the particular machine Pylada
          is installed on. Then adapt
          :py:function:`~pylada.machine_dependent_call_modifier` by redeclaring it
          in $HOME/.pylada.

        :param str cmld: 
          Command-line string. It will be formatted using ``formatter`` or
          ``comm`` if either are present. Otherwise, it should be exactly the
          (bash) command-prompt.
        :param comm: 
          Should contain everythin needed to launch an mpi call. 
          In practice, it is copied from :py:data:`~pylada.default_comm` and
          modified for the purpose of a particular call (e.g. could use fewer
          than all available procs)
        :type comm: :py:class:`~pylada.process.mpi.Communicator`
        :param dict formatter:
          Dictionary with which to format the communicator. If ``comm`` is
          present, then it will be updated with ``comm``'s input.
        :param dict env: 
          Dictionary containing the environment variables in which to do call.
        :param stdout:
          File object to which to hook-up the standard output. See Popen_.
        :param stderr:
          File object to which to hook-up the standard error. See Popen_.
        :param str outdir:
          Path to the working directory.

        .. _Popen:: http://docs.python.org/library/subprocess.html#popen-constructor
    """
    from shlex import split as shlex_split
    from subprocess import Popen
    from pylada import machine_dependent_call_modifier
    from pylada.misc import local_path

    # At this point formatter is {"program": vasp}
    # and cmdl is "mpirun -n {n} {placement} {program}"

    # Set in formatter: 'placement': '', 'ppn': 8, 'n': 8
    # make sure that the formatter contains stuff from the communicator, eg the
    # number of processes.
    if comm is not None and formatter is not None:
        formatter.update(comm)

    # Set in formatter: 'placement': '-machinefile /home.../pylada_commtempfile'
    # Stuff that will depend on the supercomputer.
    machine_dependent_call_modifier(formatter, comm, env)

    # if a formatter exists, then use it on the cmdl string.
    if formatter is not None:
        cmdl = cmdl.format(**formatter)
    # otherwise, if comm is not None, use that.
    elif comm is not None:
        cmdl = cmdl.format(**comm)

    # Split command from string to list
    cmdl = shlex_split(cmdl)

    # makes sure the directory exists:
    local_path(outdir).ensure(dir=True)

    # Finally, start the process.
    popen = Popen(cmdl,
                  stdout=stdout,
                  stderr=stderr,
                  stdin=stdin,
                  cwd=outdir,
                  env=env)
    popen.wait()
    #if testValidProgram: popen.wait()
    return popen