#!@BASH@ --noprofile
#
# shellcheck -x  -e SC1008,SC2239,SC2317,SC2034,SC2128,SC2059,SC2178
#
declare -r VERSION='@PMODULES_VERSION@'

unset CDPATH	# unset CDPATH, otherwise 'cd' prints the directoy!
unset IFS	# use default IFS

#set   -o errexit
set   -o pipefail
set   -o nounset
#shopt -s nocaseglob
#shopt -s extglob
shopt -s nullglob

# get absolute path of script
declare -- mydir=$(cd "$(/usr/bin/dirname -- "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd -L)
declare -- PMODULES_HOME=$(/usr/bin/dirname -- "${mydir}");

declare -- path_orig="${PATH}"
PATH="${PMODULES_HOME}/bin:${PMODULES_HOME}/libexec:/bin:/usr/bin:/sbin:/usr/sbin"
source "${PMODULES_HOME}/lib/libstd.bash" || {
        echo "Oops: cannot source library -- '$_'" 1>&2; exit 3;
}
source "${PMODULES_HOME}/lib/libpmodules.bash"  || \
        std::die 3 "Oops: cannot source library -- '$_'"

declare -rx TCL_LIBRARY="${PMODULES_HOME}/lib/tcl@TCL_VERSION@"
declare -x  TCLLIBPATH=${TCLLIBPATH:-''}
std::prepend_path TCLLIBPATH "${PMODULES_HOME}/lib/Pmodules"
declare -r Tcl_cmd="${PMODULES_HOME}/libexec/modulecmd.bin"
declare -r Lmod_cmd="${PMODULES_HOME}/libexec/lmod/lmod/libexec/lmod"
declare -- modulecmd="${Tcl_cmd}"

# we have to use the original path. Otherwise module load doesn't work.
PATH="${path_orig}"
unset path_orig
unset mydir

##############################################################################
# the following settings are used if the config file doesn't exist

# set groups which should be available after initialization
declare -- DefaultGroups='Tools Programming'

# define available release stages
declare -- ReleaseStages=':unstable:stable:deprecated:'

# set releases which should be available after initialization
declare -- DefaultReleaseStages='stable'

declare -A Dir2OverlayMap=()
declare -A GroupDepths=()
declare -- ModulePathAppend=''
declare -- ModulePathPrepend=''
declare -a Overlays=()
declare -- OverlayExcludes=''
declare -A OverlayInfo=()
declare -- PmFiles=''
declare -g UsedGroups=''
declare -g UsedReleaseStages=''
declare -a UsedOverlays=()
declare -- Version=''
declare -x OSRelease=$(std::get_os_release)
declare -x SystemCPU=$(uname -p)
declare -A MaskedGroups=()

##############################################################################
declare -- Verbosity_lvl='verbose'
declare -- Shell=''
TmpFile=$( ${mktemp} /tmp/Pmodules.XXXXXX ) \
	|| std::die 1 "Oops: unable to create tmp file!"
declare -r TmpFile

HostName=$(${hostname} -f)
declare -r HostName

declare -A Subcommands=()
declare -A Options=()
declare -A Help=()

# these variables must exist
if [[ ! -v LOADEDMODULES ]] || [[ ! -v _LMFILES_ ]]; then
	LOADEDMODULES=''
	_LMFILES_=''
fi
[[ -v MODULEPATH ]]	   || MODULEPATH=''
[[ -v PMODULES_ENV ]]      || PMODULES_ENV=''

# initialize help text of 'module --version'
Help['version']="
Pmodules @PMODULES_VERSION@
using Tcl Environment Modules
VERSION = @MODULES_VERSION@
"

#..............................................................................
print_help() {
	local -r __doc__='Display help text for command given in $1.'

        echo -e "${Help[$1]}" 1>&2
        std::die 1
}

#..............................................................................
save_env() {
	local -r __doc__='
		Save/cache state in the environment variable PMODULES_ENV.
		The content is base64 encoded. This function is called on exit
		via a trap handler.'
	encode_base64(){
		local -- os_name=''
		os_name=$(${uname} -s)

		case "${os_name}" in
			Linux )
				"${base64}" --wrap=0 <<< "$1"
				;;
			Darwin )
				# does not wrap if running in a script
				"${base64}"  <<< "$1"
				;;
			* )
				std::die 255 "Oops: Unsupported OS"
				;;
		esac
	}

	local vars=()
	vars+=( 'Version' )
	vars+=( 'UsedReleaseStages' 'UsedGroups' )
	vars+=( 'DefaultGroups' 'DefaultReleaseStages' )
	vars+=( 'ReleaseStages' )
	vars+=( 'GroupDepths' )
	vars+=( 'Overlays' )
	vars+=( 'UsedOverlays' )
	vars+=( 'OverlayExcludes' )
	vars+=( 'OverlayInfo' 'Dir2OverlayMap')
	vars+=( 'PmFiles' )
	vars+=( 'ModulePathAppend' )
	vars+=( 'ModulePathPrepend' )
	vars+=( 'OSRelease' )
	vars+=( 'SystemCPU')
	vars+=( 'MaskedGroups' )
	local s=''
	s=$(typeset -p "${vars[@]}")
	declare -gx PMODULES_ENV=$( encode_base64 "$s" )
}

#..............................................................................
declare -A vars_to_be_exported=()
export_env() {
	local -r __doc__='Export required environment variables.'
	local -A export_functions=()
	export_functions['sh']='export_env_sh'
	export_functions['bash']='export_env_sh'
	export_functions['zsh']='export_env_sh'
	export_functions['csh']='export_env_csh'
	export_functions['tcsh']='export_env_csh'
	export_functions['python']='export_env_python'

	export_env_sh(){
		while (( $# > 0 )); do
			printf "export %s=\"%s\"; " "$1" "${!1}"
			shift
		done
	}
	export_env_csh(){
		while (( $# > 0 )); do
			printf "setenv %s \"%s\"; " "$1" "${!1}"
			shift
		done
	}
	export_env_python(){
		while (( $# > 0 )); do
			printf "os.environ['%s'] = '%s'\n" "$1" "${!1}"
			shift
		done
	}
	[[ -v vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV'] ]] && save_env
	[[ -v export_functions[${Shell}] ]] || \
		std::die 1 "Unsupported shell -- ${Shell}"
	${export_functions[${Shell}]} "${!vars_to_be_exported[@]}"
}

#..............................................................................
_exit() {
	local -r __doc__='Function called on exit via trap.'
	export_env
	if [[ -n "${TmpFile}" ]] && [[ -e "${TmpFile}" ]]; then
		${rm} -f "${TmpFile}" || :
	fi
}
trap '_exit' EXIT

declare -r CMD='module'
declare    SubCommand=''
die_missing_arg(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s\n" \
                 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" 'missing argument'
}

die_too_many_args(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s\n" \
                 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" 'too many arguments'
}

die_no_args_allowed(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s\n" \
                 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" "no arguments allowed"
}

die_wrong_number_of_args(){
	std::die 1 "%s %s: %s\n" \
                 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" "wrong number of arguments"
}

die_illegal_opt(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s\n" \
                 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" "illegal option" "$1"
}

die_illegal_arg(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s\n" \
                 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" "invalid argument" "$1"
}

die_illegal_group(){
        std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s\n" \
                 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" "invalid group name" "$1"
}

die_illegal_relstage(){
        std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s\n" \
                 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" "invalid release stage" "$1"
}

die_cannot_remove_grp(){
        std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s\n" \
                 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" "cannot remove group due to loaded modules" "$1"
}

die_module_unavail(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %b\n" \
		 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" "not available in the current MODULEPATH" "$1"
}

die_module_nexist(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: module does not exist -- %s" \
                 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" "$1"
}

die_invalid_value(){
	std::die 1 "%s %s: %s -- %s\n" \
                 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" "invalid string for $1" "$2"
}

die_conflict(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %b\n" \
		 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
                 "module conflicts with already loaded modules" "$1"
}

die_cmd_failed(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s" \
                 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
                 "failed"
}

die_cannot_use_overlay(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
		 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
		 "overlay cannot be added since some modules are already loaded!" "$1"
}

die_not_a_modulefile(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
		 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
		 "not a modulefile" "$1"
}

die_cannot_create_directory(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
		 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
		 "cannot create directory" "$1"
}

die_cannot_save_collection(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
		 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
		 "cannot save_collection" "$1"
}

die_invalid_collection_name(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
		 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
		 "invalid collection name" "$1"
}

die_collection_doesnt_exist(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
		 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
		 "collection doesn't exist or isn't readable" "$1"
}

die_removing_collection_failed(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
		 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
		 "cannot remove collection" "$1"
}

die_ol_conflict(){
	std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
		 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
		 "Overlay '$1' conflicts with" "$2"
}

#..............................................................................
get_module_config(){
	local -r __doc__='
		Read module configuration.

		If a file ".config-<version>" exists, read configuration from this
		file. The file must be in YAML format. The following keys are
		supported:

	  	RelStage: <relstage>
	  	Systems: <list-of-systems>
	  	Blocklist: <list-of-host-names>

		If the above configuration file does not exist, get the release
		stage from ".release-<version>". Restrictions to systems or
		blocking hosts is not possible.

		Note:
	 	- the release stage of a module inside a Pmodules hierarchy
		  without a config file is always "unstable".
	 	- the release stage of a module inside a Lmod hierarchy created
		  by Spack depends on the used release stages:
 	   	  - if "unstable" is used, the release stage is "unstable"
	   	  - otherwise it is "stable".
	 	- the release stage of other modules without a config file is
		  always "stable".
	'
	local -n ref_cfg="$1"		# [out] reference to a dictionary to return the configuration
	local -r dir="$2"		# [in]  directory containing modulefile
	local -r modulefile="${dir}/$3" # [in]  module name (inkl. version and/or sub-dirs)

	ref_cfg['relstage']='unstable'
	ref_cfg['systems']=''
	ref_cfg['blocklist']=''

	local -r config_file="${modulefile%/*}/.config-${modulefile##*/}"
	if [[ ! -r ${config_file} ]]; then
		local -- ol_name=''
		local -- group=''
		find_overlay ol_name group "${modulefile}"
		if [[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:layout]}" == 'Pmodules' ]]; then
			[[ -r ${relstage_file} ]] && ref_cfg['relstage']=$( < "${relstage_file}" )
		else
			ref_cfg['relstage']='stable'
		fi
		return 0
	fi
	local -- yaml=''
	yaml=$(${yq} -e '.' < "${config_file}")
	debug "module config: ${yaml}"
	local -- key=''
	for key in "${!ref_cfg[@]}"; do
		case "${key,,}" in
			systems | blocklist )
				value=$( ${yq} -e ".${key}[]" \
					       2>/dev/null <<<"${yaml}") ||
					value='null'
				;;
			* )
				value=$( ${yq} -e ".${key}" \
					       2>/dev/null <<<"${yaml}") ||
					value='null'
				;;
		esac
		[[ "${value}" != 'null' ]] && ref_cfg[${key,,}]="${value}"
	done
	return 0
}

#..............................................................................
is_available(){
	local -r __doc__='
		Module is available if
		- release stage is used
		- the systems list is empty or the system is in the list
		- the blocklist is empty or the hostname is NOT in the list
	'
	local -n ref_cfg="$1"
	local -- relstages="$2"

	check_relstage(){
		[[ ":${relstages}:" == *:${ref_cfg['relstage']}:* ]]
	}
	check_blocklist(){
		[[ -z ${ref_cfg['blocklist']} ]] && return 0
		local -- s=''
		for s in ${ref_cfg['blocklist']}; do
			if [[ "${OSRelease}" =~ $s ]] || [[ "${HostName}" =~ $s ]]; then
				return 0
			fi
		done
		return 1
	}
	check_systems(){
		[[ -z ${ref_cfg['systems']} ]] && return 0
		local -- s=''
		for s in ${ref_cfg['systems']}; do
			if [[ "${OSRelease}" =~ $s ]] || [[ "${HostName}" =~ $s ]]; then
				return 0
			fi
		done
		return 1
	}
	set -o noglob
	check_relstage && check_blocklist && check_systems
	local -i ec=$?
	set +o noglob
	return ${ec}
}

#..............................................................................
is_release_stage() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      check whether the argument in $1 is a valid release stage.	
	'
	[[ :${ReleaseStages}: =~ :$1: ]]
}

#..............................................................................
find_overlay () {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Check whether a given moduledir is in an used overlay.
	      If yes, return 0 otherwise return 1
	'
        local -n ref_ol="$1"		# [out] ref.var to return overlay name
        local -n ref_group="$2"		# [out] ref.var to return group
	local -- path="$3"		# [in]  moduledir to check

	path="${path%/"${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"*}"
	for ol in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
		local modulefiles_root="${OverlayInfo[${ol}:modulefiles_root]}"
		if [[ "${path}" == ${modulefiles_root}/* ]]; then
			ref_ol="${ol}"
			if [[ "${OverlayInfo[${ref_ol}:layout]}" == 'Pmodules' ]]; then
				ref_group="${path#"${OverlayInfo[${ol}:modulefiles_root]}"/}"
			else
				ref_group='none'
			fi
			return 0
		fi
	done
	ref_ol='none'
	ref_group='none'
	return 1
}

#..............................................................................
is_modulefile() {
	local -r __doc__='
		Test whether the given file is a module file.

		- for lua: the extension must be .lua
		- for Tcl: check shebang

		return interpreter in reference variable

		Return value:
	       	0       if file exist, is readable and is either a lua or
			Tcl module file
	       	1       if file exist but is neither a lua or Tcl module file
	       	2       if file does not exist
       	'
	local -n ref_intrp="$1"	# [out] ref. variable for result
	local -r fname="$2"	# [in]  absolute file name to test
	
	# is this a regular, readable file?
	[[ -f "${fname}" && -r "${fname}" ]] || return 2
	
	if [[ "${fname##*.}" == 'lua' ]]; then
		im_interp="${Lmod_cmd}"
		return 0
	fi
	local -- shebang
	read -r -n 11 shebang < "${fname}"
	if [[ "${shebang:0:8}" == '#%Module' ]] \
		   || [[ "${shebang:0:9}" == '#%Pmodule' ]]; then
		im_interp="${Tcl_cmd}"
		return 0
	fi
	return 1
}

#..............................................................................
get_module_prefix() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Get the value of <module>_PREFIX.
	'
	local -n ref_prefix="$1"	# [out] ref. variable to return result
	local -- modulefile="$2"	# [in]  modulefile
	ref_prefix=$("${modulecmd}" bash show "${modulefile}" 2>&1 | \
			   ${awk} '/_PREFIX |_HOME / {print $3; exit}')
}

###############################################################################
# Generic wrappers for the modulecmd (Tcl and Lmod):
#
# The options to output help are supported.
#
#..............................................................................
subcommand_generic0() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Call modulecmd without arguments.
	'
        local -a args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
			-\? | -H | --help )
				print_help "${SubCommand}"
				;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
				args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift 1
	done
        (( ${#args[@]} == 0 )) || \
		die_no_args_allowed
	"${modulecmd}" "${Shell}" "${SubCommand}"
}
#..............................................................................
subcommand_generic1() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Call modulecmd with exactly one argument.
	'
	local -a args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
			-\? | -H | --help )
				print_help "${SubCommand}"
				;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
				args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	(( ${#args[@]} == 0 )) && \
		die_missing_arg
	(( ${#args[@]} > 1 )) && \
		die_too_many_args
	"${modulecmd}" "${Shell}" "${SubCommand}" "${args[@]}"
}
#..............................................................................
subcommand_generic1plus() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Call modulecmd with one or more arguments.
	'
	local args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
			-\? | -H | --help )
				print_help "${SubCommand}"
				;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
				args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	(( ${#args[@]} == 0 )) && \
		die_missing_arg
	"${modulecmd}" "${Shell}" "${SubCommand}" "${args[@]}"
}
#..............................................................................
set_lmfiles(){
	local -r __doc__='
		Set/fix the environment variable _LMFILES_ and LOADEDMODULES.

		Why do we have to do this?
		- Lmod removes files from _LMFILE_ which have been loaded
	  	  by the Tcl modulecmd. Even worse Lmod might unset _LMFILE_.
	  	  If the modulecmd was Lmod, the Tcl module files have to
	  	  be added again to _LMFILE_.
		- After fixing _LMFILE_ we rebuild LOADEDMODULES from
	  	  _LMFILE_.
	'
	if [[ ! -v _LMFILES_ ]]; then
		declare -gx _LMFILES_=''
		declare -gx LOADEDMODULES=''
	fi
	local -- dir=''
	if [[ "${modulecmd}" == "${Lmod_cmd}" ]]; then
		local -a dirs=()
		IFS=':' read -r -a dirs <<<"${PmFiles}"
		for dir in "${dirs[@]}"; do
			std::append_path _LMFILES_ "${dir}"
		done
	fi
	if [[ -z "${_LMFILES_}" ]]; then
		return 0
	fi
	# rebuild LOADEDMODULES by setting it to _LMFILES_ and then removing
	# all directories given in MODULEPATH from LOADEDMODULES.
	LOADEDMODULES="${_LMFILES_}"
	while read -r dir; do
		# If the first or last character of MODULEPATH is ':',
		# we get an empty string. This shouldn't happen, but
		# with this test we are on the save side.
		[[ -z ${dir} ]] && continue

		# Skip relative directories in MODULEPATH.
		# Relative directories in MODULEPATH doesn't make make much
		# sense. Or? For now we just ignore them.
		[[ "${dir:0:1}" == '/' ]] || continue

		# The directory string we want to remove must end with a
		# slash, otherwise we have entries in LOADEDMODULES
		# beginning with a slash.
		[[ "${dir: -1}" == "/" ]] || dir+="/"

		# Remove this directory from all entries in LOADEDMODULES
		LOADEDMODULES="${LOADEDMODULES//${dir}}"
	done <<< "${MODULEPATH//:/$'\n'}"
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['add']='load'
Subcommands['load']='load'
Options['load']='-l help -o \?Hfsvw -l force -l silent -l verbose -l warn'
Help['load']='
USAGE:
        module add     modulefile...
        module load    modulefile...
                Load modulefile(s) into the shell environment. Loading a
		"group-head" will extend the MODULEPATH. E.g.: loading a
		compiler makes additional modules like openmpi and libraries
		compiled with this compiler available.
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_load() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Load a module. The following formats are supported for the
	      name of the module to be loaded:

	      - name
	      - name/version
	      - group:name
	      - group:name/version
	      - group:name:relstage
	      - group:name/version:relstage
	      - name:relstage
	'
	local -- relstage='undef'
	local -- current_modulefile=''
	local -- prefix=''
	local -- m=''
	local -A interp

	#......................................................................
	# output load 'hints'
	#
	# Note:
	#	The variable 'm' from the parent function will be used
	#	but not changed.
	#
	get_load_hints() {
		local -n output="$1"	# [out] ref.var to return result
		local relstage=''
		output=''
		while read -r -a line; do
                        (( ${#line[@]} == 0 )) && continue
			relstage=${line[1]}
			if [[ ! ":${UsedReleaseStages}:" == *:${relstage}:* ]]; then
				output+="module use ${relstage}; "
			fi
			local group=${line[2]}
			[[ "${group}" != 'none' ]] || continue
	        	if [[ ! ":${UsedGroups}:" == *:${group}:* ]] && \
				   (( ${GroupDepths[${group}]} == 0 )); then
				output+="module use ${group}; "
			fi
			local -i n=$(( ${GroupDepths[${group}]}/2 ))
			output+="module load ${line[*]:4:$n} ${line[0]}\n"
		done < <(set +x; subcommand_search  "${m}" -a --no-header 2>&1)
		if [[ -n ${output} ]]; then
			output="\n\nTry with one of the following command(s):\n${output}"
		fi
	}

	#......................................................................
        module_is_loaded() {
	        [[ :${LOADEDMODULES}: =~ :$1: ]]
        }

	#......................................................................
	load_dependencies() {
		local -r fname="$1"
		local -- dep=''
		while read -r dep; do
			[[ -z ${dep} ]] && continue
			[[ ${dep:0:1} == \# ]] && continue
			module_is_loaded "${dep}" && continue
                        subcommand_load "${dep}"
		done < "${fname}"
	}

	#......................................................................
	# Check whether argument is a group.
	#
	# In the following function we test whether the group exist in
	# an overlay. It doesn't matter which overlay. If we find an
	# overlay providing modules for this group, we compute the
	# hierarchical depth of the group and save this value for later
	# use.
	#
	# Args:
	#       $1: group
	#
	# Notes:
	# This function is used with extended module names.
	#
	# Multiple overlays may provide modules for the same group. But the
	# hierarchical depth of a group must always be the same.
	#
	is_group () {
		find_overlay_with_group(){
			local -n _ol="$1"
			local -r group="$2/${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"
			local ol
			for ol in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
				local install_root="${OverlayInfo[${ol}:install_root]}"
				if [[ -d "${install_root}/${group}" ]]; then
					_ol="${ol}"
					return 0
				fi
			done
			return 1
		}

		local -r group="$1"
		# arg isn't emtpy and group already in cache
		[[ -n ${group} ]] && [[ -v GroupDepths[${group}] ]] && return 0

		local ol=''
		find_overlay_with_group ol "${group}" || return 1
		local moduledir="${OverlayInfo[${ol}:modulefiles_root]}/${group}/${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"
		local -i depth
		compute_group_depth depth "${moduledir}" || return 1
		GroupDepths[${group}]=${depth}
		vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV']=1
	}

	#......................................................................
	local args=()
	local opts=()
        local overlay
	while (($# > 0)); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			-f | --force )
				opts+=(' -f')
				;;
			-s | --silent )
				Verbosity_lvl='silent'
				;;
			-v | --verbose )
				Verbosity_lvl='verbose'
				;;
			-w | --warn )
				Verbosity_lvl='warn'
				;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
				args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	(( ${#args[@]} == 0 )) && \
		die_missing_arg
        if [[ ! -v LOADEDMODULES ]]; then
		LOADEDMODULES=''
		_LMFILES_=''
        fi

        local m=''
	for m in "${args[@]}"; do
		IFS=':' read -r -a modulepath <<< "${MODULEPATH}"
		if [[ "$m" == *:* ]]; then

			# extendet module name is either
			# - group:name or
			# - group:name:relstage or
			# - relstage:name or
			# - relstage:group:name or
			# - name:stage

			local -a toks=()
			IFS=':' read -r -a toks <<< "${m}"
			local group=''
			local relstage=''
			if is_group "${toks[0]}"; then
				group=${toks[0]}
				m=${toks[1]}
				relstage=${toks[2]}
			elif is_release_stage "${toks[0]}"; then
				relstage=${toks[0]}
				if is_group "${toks[1]}"; then
					group=${toks[1]}
					m=${toks[2]}
				else
					m=${toks[1]}
					group=${toks[2]}
				fi
			else
				m=${toks[0]}
				if is_group "${toks[1]}"; then
					group=${toks[1]}
					relstage=${toks[2]}
				else
					relstage=${toks[1]}
					group=${toks[2]}
				fi
			fi
			if [[ -n ${group} ]]; then
				is_group "${group}" || \
                                        die_illegal_group "${group}"
				local -i depth=${GroupDepths[${group}]}
				(( depth != 0 )) && \
					die_illegal_group "${group}"
				group+="/${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"
                                for overlay in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
					local modulefiles_root="${OverlayInfo[${overlay}:modulefiles_root]}"
				        modulepath=( "${modulefiles_root}/${group}" "${modulepath[@]}" )
                                done
			fi
			if [[ -n ${relstage} ]]; then
			        is_release_stage "${relstage}" || \
                                        die_illegal_relstage "${relstage}"
				std::append_path UsedReleaseStages "${relstage}"
                                vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV']=1
			fi
		fi # handle extended module names
		local moduledir=''
                find_modulefile \
			current_modulefile \
			relstage \
			moduledir \
			modulecmd \
			"${m}" \
			"${modulepath[@]}"

		if [[ ${m} == Pmodules/*  ]]; then
			# The user wants to load another Pmodules version!
			# This is possible if
			# - no other module is loaded
			# - the loaded version of Pmodules is >= 1.1.22
			# - the to be loaded version of Pmodules is >= 1.1.22
			local -r new_version="${m##*/}"
			[[ -v Version ]] || Version='0.0.0'
			if [[ -n ${LOADEDMODULES} ]]; then
				if std::version_lt "${new_version}" '1.1.22' || \
						std::version_lt "${Version}" '1.1.22'; then
					die_conflict "${m}"
				fi
				Version="${new_version}"
			fi
		fi
		# nothing to do if already loaded, continue with
		# next module to be loaded
		[[ ":${LOADEDMODULES}:" == *:${m}:* ]] && continue

		interp[${current_modulefile}]="${modulecmd}"

		# show info file if exist
		local prefix=''
		get_module_prefix prefix "${current_modulefile}"
		[[ -n ${prefix} && -r "${prefix}/.info" ]] && cat "${prefix}/.info" 1>&2

		# load dependencies
		local -- deps_file="${current_modulefile%/*}/.deps-${current_modulefile##*/}"
		if [[ ! -r "${deps_file}" && -n "${prefix}" ]]; then
			deps_file="${prefix}/.dependencies"
		fi
		test -r "${deps_file}" && load_dependencies "$_"

		[[ ":${LOADEDMODULES}:" == *:${m}:* ]] && continue

		# load module
		modulecmd="${interp[${current_modulefile}]}"
		local output=''
		output=$("${modulecmd}" 'bash' "${opts[@]}" 'load' \
                                              "${current_modulefile}" 2> "${TmpFile}")

                # we do not want to print the error message we got from
                # modulecmd, they are a bit ugly
                # :FIXME: Not sure whether this is now correct!
                # The idea is to supress the error messages from the Tcl
                # modulecmd, but not the output to stderr coded in a
                # modulefile.

		local error=''
		error=$( < "${TmpFile}")
		if [[ "${error}" == *:ERROR:* ]]; then
			local s=${error%%$'\n'*}
                        [[ "$s" =~ ' conflicts ' ]] && \
				die_conflict "${m}"
			die_cmd_failed "${m}"
		fi
                if [[ "${Shell}" == "sh" ]]; then
			# for sh-like shells just echo 
                        echo "${output}"
                else
			# re-run with right shell
                        "${modulecmd}" "${Shell}" "${opts[@]}" 'load' \
                                       "${current_modulefile}"
                fi
		output=$( ${sed} -e 's/source [^;]*;//g' <<<"${output}" )
		eval "${output}"
		if [[ -n "${error}" ]]; then
                       	echo "${error}" 1>&2
		fi
		if [[ "${modulecmd}" == "${Tcl_cmd}" ]]; then
			std::append_path PmFiles "${current_modulefile}"
		fi
		local msg=''
		if [[ ${Verbosity_lvl} != silent ]] && \
			   [[ ${relstage} != stable ]]; then
			msg=$(printf "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
				     "${CMD}" 'load' \
				     "${relstage} module has been loaded" \
				     "${m}")
		        std::info "%s" "${msg}"
		fi
		msg=$(printf "%s: %s %s %s" \
			     'load' \
			     "modulefile=${current_modulefile}" \
			     "rel-stage=${relstage}" \
			     "user=${USER}")
		${logger} -t Pmodules "${msg}"
	done
	set_lmfiles
        vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV']=1
	vars_to_be_exported['LOADEDMODULES']=1
	vars_to_be_exported[]'_LMFILES_']=1
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['rm']='unload'
Subcommands['unload']='unload'
Options['unload']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['unload']='
USAGE:
        module rm      modulefile...
        module unload  modulefile...
                Remove modulefile(s) from the shell environment. Removing
		a "group-head" will also unload all modules belonging to
		this group.
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_unload() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Unload a module.

	      :FIXME:
	      add dependency tests: do not unload if module is required
              be another module. For the time being the modules requiring
	      this module will be unloaded too.
	'
	local args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			-* )
				die_illegal_opt "$1"
				;;

			* )
				args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	(( ${#args[@]} == 0 )) && \
	        die_missing_arg
	
	# The module() function uses PMODULES_HOME to call modulecmd.
	# If a Pmodules module is unloaded this evnvironment variable
	# will be unset. In consequence the module() function would
	# fail. Instead of comparing the name of the module to unload
	# with 'Pmodules', we save the value and set it at the end of
	# the loop again, if it has been unset.
	local saved_home="${PMODULES_HOME}"

	if [[ ! -v _LMFILES_ ]]; then
		declare -x _LMFILES_=''
		declare -x LOADEDMODULES=''
	fi

	IFS=':' read -r -a _lmfiles_ <<< "${_LMFILES_}"
        local arg
	local lmfile
	for arg in "${args[@]}"; do
		# is the module loaded?
		for lmfile in "${_lmfiles_[@]}" '_zzzz_'; do
			if [[ $lmfile =~ ${arg} ]]; then
				break
			fi
		done
		if [[ "${lmfile}" == '_zzzz_' ]]; then
			continue
		fi
		# yes, module has been loaded
		is_modulefile modulecmd "${lmfile}" || die_not_a_modulefile "${arg}"

	        local output=''
		output=$("${modulecmd}" 'bash' 'unload' "${arg}")
		if [[ -n "${output}" ]]; then
			eval "$(echo "${output}"|${sed} -e 's/;unalias [^;]*//g')"
		fi
		case ${Shell} in
			sh | bash | zsh )
				echo "${output}"
				echo ""
				;;
			* )
				"${modulecmd}" "${Shell}" 'unload' "${arg}"
				echo ""
                		;;
		esac
		if [[ "${modulecmd}" == "${Tcl_cmd}" ]]; then
			std::remove_path PmFiles "${lmfile}"
		fi
	done
	if [[ ! -v PMODULES_HOME || -z ${PMODULES_HOME} ]]; then
		declare -gx PMODULES_HOME="${saved_home}"
		vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_HOME']=1
	fi
	set_lmfiles

	# maybe Lmod removed some directories from MODULEPATH?
	local -- dir=''
	local -a dirs=()
	IFS=':' read -r -a dirs <<<"${ModulePathAppend}"
	for dir in "${dirs[@]}"; do
		std::append_path MODULEPATH "${dir}"
	done
	IFS=':' read -r -a dirs <<<"${ModulePathPrepend}"
	for dir in "${dirs[@]}"; do
		std::prepend_path MODULEPATH "${dir}"
	done
	if [[ -n "${LOADEDMODULES}" ]]; then
		vars_to_be_exported['LOADEDMODULES']=1
		vars_to_be_exported['_LMFILES_']=1
	fi
	vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV']=1
} # subcommand_unload

##############################################################################
Subcommands['switch']='swap'
Subcommands['swap']='swap'
Options['swap']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['swap']='
USAGE:
        module switch  [modulefile1] modulefile2
        module swap    [modulefile1] modulefile2
		Switch loaded modulefile1 with modulefile2. If modulefile1
		is not specified, then it is assumed to be the currently
		loaded module with the same base name as modulefile2.
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_swap() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Swap two modules.
	'
	local args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
				args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	(( ${#args[@]} == 0 )) && \
		die_missing_arg
        (( ${#args[@]} > 2 )) && \
                die_too_many_args

        if (( ${#args[@]} == 1 )); then
                local -r module_to_load=${args[0]}
                local -r module_to_unload=${module_to_load%/*}
        else
                local -r module_to_unload=${args[0]}
                local -r module_to_load=${args[1]}
        fi
	subcommand_unload "${module_to_unload}"
        subcommand_load   "${module_to_load}"
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['display']='show'
Subcommands['show']='show'
Options['show']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['show']='
USAGE:
        module display modulefile...
        module show    modulefile...
		Display information about one or more modulefiles.  The
		display sub-command will list the full path of the
		modulefile(s) and all (or most) of the environment changes
		the modulefile(s) will make if loaded.  It will not display
		any environment changes found within conditional statements.
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_show() {
	local -r __doc__='Show module info.'
	local -a args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
				args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
        (( ${#args[@]} == 0 )) && \
		die_missing_arg

        local arg
	for arg in "${args[@]}"; do
		local -- modulefile=''
		local -- relstage=''
		local -- moduledir=''
		find_modulefile \
			modulefile \
			relstage \
			moduledir \
			modulecmd \
			"${arg}"
		"${modulecmd}" 'bash' 'show' "${modulefile}"
	done
}

#..............................................................................
get_available_modules() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Find all modules in a given modulepath matching a specific
	      string. The search can be restricted to certain release stages.

	      Return list like
	      (
		module_name_1
		release_stage_1
		directory_1
		relative_modulefile_1
		overlay_1
		group_1
		module_name_2
		...
	      )'
        local -n result="$1"		# [out] reference variable to return result
	local -r pattern="$2"		# [in]  search pattern
	local -r relstages="$3"		# |in]  excepted release stages
        local -n ref_modules="$4"	# [in/out] dict. with available modules
	local -n ref_modulenames="$5"	# [in/out] dict. with available module names
	shift 5
	local -a dirs=("$@")		#  [in] module path (absolute directory names)

	local -- dir=''
	result=()
	# loop over all entries in given module path
        for dir in "${dirs[@]}"; do
                test -d "${dir}" || continue
		# find overlay and group for this directory
		local ol=''
		local group=''
		find_overlay ol group "${dir}"

		# loop over all files (and sym-links) in this directory and
		# its sub-directories
		local mod=''	# module_name/module_version
                while read -r rel_modulefile; do
			IFS='/' read -a toks <<<"${rel_modulefile}"
			if (( ${#toks[@]} == 0 )); then
				continue
			elif (( ${#toks[@]} == 1 )); then
				mod="${toks[0]}"
				name="${mod}"
			else
				name="${toks[-2]}"
				mod="${name}/${toks[-1]}"
			fi
			[[ -n ${OverlayExcludes} \
				   && "${mod}" =~ ${OverlayExcludes} ]] && continue
			local name="${mod%/*}"
			local add='no'
			if [[ -n "${ol}" && "${ol,,}" != 'none' ]]; then
				# module is in an overlay
				#
				# add to list of available modules, if
				# - first time found by name only
				# - in same overlay as first found
				# - new version and not hidden by overlay
				if [[ ! -v ref_modulenames[${name}] ]]; then
					# new entry
					if [[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol}:type]}" == "${ol_hiding}" ]]; then
						ref_modulenames[${name}]="${ol}"
					else
						ref_modulenames[${name}]='0'
					fi
					add='yes'
				elif [[ "${ref_modulenames[${name}]}" == "${ol}" ]]; then
					add='yes'
				elif [[ "${ref_modulenames[${name}]}" == '0'  ]] \
					     && [[ ! -v ref_modules[${mod}] ]]; then
					add='yes'
				fi
			else
				# :FIXME: 
				add='yes'	# module is NOT in an overlay
			fi
			[[ "${add}" == 'no' ]] && continue
			local -A cfg=()
			get_module_config cfg "${dir}" "${rel_modulefile}"
			if [[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol}:layout]}" == 'Pmodules' ]]; then
				is_available cfg "${relstages}" || continue
				result+=( "${mod}" "${cfg['relstage']}" "${dir}" "${rel_modulefile}" "${ol}" "${group}" )
			else
				is_available cfg "${ReleaseStages}" || continue
				result+=( "${mod}" 'stable' "${dir}" "${rel_modulefile}" "${ol}" "${group}" )
			fi
                        ref_modules[${mod}]=1
		done < <(${find} -L "${dir}" \
				 -not -name ".*" \
				 \( -regex ".*/${pattern}[^/]+/[^/]+$" \
				 -o -regex ".*/${pattern}[^/]+$" -regextype posix-basic \) \
				 \( -type f -o -type l \) \
				 -printf "%P\n" \
				 | ${sort} --version-sort)
        done
} # get_available_modules()

#..............................................................................       
find_modulefile(){
	local -r __doc__='
	      find module(file) to load. The module name can be
	             name
		     name/version
		     relative path
		     absolute path

		     Return
		            0 if a modulefile has been found
			    1 else'
	local -n ref_modulefile="$1"
	local -n ref_relstage="$2"
	local -n ref_moduledir="$3"
	local -n ref_interp="$4"
	local -r modulename="$5"
	local -a modulepath=()

	_match(){
		local -- found_modulefile="$1"

		if [[ ${found_modulefile} == "${modulename}" ]]; then
			return 0
		fi
		if [[ ${found_modulefile} == "${modulename}.lua" ]]; then
			return 0
		fi
		if [[ ${modulename} != */* ]]; then
			if [[ "${found_modulefile}" == "${modulename}"/* ]]; then
				return 0
			fi
		fi
		return 1

	}
	_find_modulefile() {
		ref_modulefile=''
		local -- dir=''
		for dir in "${modulepath[@]}"; do
			test -d "${dir}" || continue
			local -i col=$((${#dir} + 2 ))
			local -- mod=''
			local -a found_modules=()
			mapfile -t found_modules \
				< <(${find} -L "${dir}" \
					 -type f \
					 -not -name '.*' \
					 \( -ipath "${dir}/${modulename}" \
					 -or -ipath "${dir}/${modulename}.lua" \
					 -or -ipath "${dir}/${modulename}/*" \) \
					 -printf "%P\n" \
					 | sort -rV \
				   )

			for mod in "${found_modules[@]}"; do
				_match "${mod}" || continue
				if [[ -L "${dir}/${mod}" ]]; then
					# handle symbolic link
					# - resolve link to absolut path
					# - the absolut path must be in ${dir}
					# - if not: continue
					# - else set module name to relativ path
					#   by removing ${dir}
					local lname=''
					lname=$( std::get_abspath "${dir}/${mod}" )
					[[ "${lname}" == "${dir}/*" ]] || continue
					mod="${lname/${dir}\/}"
				fi
				local -A cfg=()
				local -- relstages="${UsedReleaseStages}"
				get_module_config cfg "${dir}" "${mod}"
				# if the full name is given, we don't care about
				# release stages.
				if [[ "${mod}" == "${modulename}" || \
					      "${mod}" == "${modulename}.lua" ]]; then
					relstages="${ReleaseStages}"
				fi
				is_available cfg "${relstages}" || continue

				ref_modulefile="${dir}/${mod}"
				ref_relstage="${cfg['relstage']}"
				ref_moduledir="${dir}"
				return 0
			done
		done
		# Nothing found in MODULEPATH!
		# The module to be loaded must be either given as relative or absolut
		# path.
		if [[ -r "${modulename}" ]]; then
			ref_modulefile="$(std::get_abspath "${modulename}")"
			ref_relstage='stable'
			ref_moduledir="$(${dirname} "${ref_modulefile}")"
			return 0
		fi
		return 1
	} # _find_modulefile()

	if (( $# >= 6 )); then
		modulepath=("${@:6}")
	else
		IFS=':' read -r -a modulepath <<< "${MODULEPATH}"
	fi
        if ! _find_modulefile; then
		local hints=''
		get_load_hints hints
		if [[ -z "${hints}" ]]; then
			die_module_nexist "${modulename}"
		else
			die_module_unavail "${modulename}${hints}"
		fi
	fi

	is_modulefile modulecmd "${ref_modulefile}" || die_not_a_modulefile "${modulename}"
	if [[ "${ref_interp}" == "${Lmod_cmd}" ]]; then
		# Lmod doesn't support full qualified path names!
		ref_modulefile="${ref_modulefile/${ref_moduledir}\/}"
	fi
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['avail']='avail'
Options['avail']='-l help -o \?Hahlmtg: -l all -l all-release-stages -l group: '
Options['avail']+='-l human -l long -l machine -l terse'
Help['avail']="
USAGE:
        module avail [switches] string
		List all available modulefiles in the current MODULEPATH. If
		an argument is given, then each directory in the MODULEPATH
		is searched for modulefiles whose pathname match the argument.

		This command does *not* display all installed modules on the
		system. Only *loadable* modules are listed.  The list of
		available modules may change either by loading other modules,
		e.g. a compiler, or with the sub-command 'use'.

SWITCHES:
        -a|--all||--all-release-stages
		List all available modules independend of the release stage.

	-t|--terse
		Output in short format.

	-l|--long
		Output in long format.

        -g|--group=<GROUP>
                Output modules available in <GROUP>

	-h|--human
		Output in human readable format.

	-m|--machine
		Output in machine readable format
"
#..............................................................................       
subcommand_avail() {
	local -r __doc__='List available modules.'
	# use this variable in the output functions
	local -a mods=()
	local -- dir=''

	# get number of columns of terminal, set to a default if not running
	# in a terminal.
	local -i cols=80
	[[ -t 1 && -t 2 ]] && cols=$(tput cols)

	#......................................................................
	output_header() {
		local -r caption="$1"
		local -i i=0
		(( i=(cols-${#caption})/2-2 ))
		printf -- "%0.s-" $(seq 1 "$i") 1>&2
		printf -- " %s " "${caption}" 1>&2
		printf -- "%0.s-" $(seq 1 "$i") 1>&2
		printf -- "\n" 1>&2
	}

	#......................................................................
	terse_output() {
		output_header "$1"
		local -i i=0
		for (( i=0; i<${#mods[@]}; i+=6 )); do
			local mod=${mods[i]%.lua}
			local relstage=${mods[i+1]}
			case ${relstage} in
				stable )
					out=''
					;;
				* )
					out="${relstage}"
					;;
			esac
			printf "%-20s\t%s\n" "${mod}" "${out}" 1>&2
		done
		std::info ""
	}

	#......................................................................
	machine_output() {
		for (( i=0; i<${#mods[@]}; i+=6 )); do
			printf "%-20s\t%s\n" "${mods[i]}" "${mods[i+1]}" 1>&2
		done
	}

	#......................................................................
	# :FIXME: for the time being, this is the same as terse_output!
	long_output() {
		output_header "$1"
		for (( i=0; i<${#mods[@]}; i+=6 )); do
			local mod=${mods[i]%.lua}
			local relstage=${mods[i+1]}
			case ${relstage} in
				stable )
					out=''
					;;
				* )
					out=${relstage}
					;;
			esac
			printf "%-20s\t%s\n" "${mod}" "${out}" 1>&2
		done
		std::info ""
	}

	#......................................................................
	human_readable_output() {
		output_header "$1"

		local -a available_modules=()
		local mod=''
		local -i max_length=1
		for ((i=0; i<${#mods[@]}; i+=6)); do
			if [[ ${Verbosity_lvl} == 'verbose' ]]; then
			        local  relstage=${mods[i+1]}
			        case ${relstage} in
					stable )
						mod="${mods[i]%.lua}"
						;;
					* )
						mod="${mods[i]%.lua}(${relstage:0:1})"
						;;
				esac
			else
				mod=${mods[i]}
			fi
			local -i n=${#mod}
			(( n > max_length )) && (( max_length=n ))
			available_modules+=("${mod}")
		done
		local -i span=$(( max_length / 16 + 1 ))	# compute column size
		local -i colsize=$(( span * 16 ))		# as multiple of 16
		local -i column=$cols				# force a line-break
		for mod in "${available_modules[@]}"; do
			local -i len=${#mod}
			if (( column+len >= cols )); then
			        printf -- "\n" 1>&2
				column=0
			fi
			if (( column+colsize < cols )); then
			        printf "%-${colsize}s" "${mod}" 1>&2
			else
				printf "%-s" "${mod}" 1>&2
			fi
			column+=colsize
		done
		printf -- "\n\n" 1>&2
	}

	#......................................................................
	local pattern=()
	local output_function='human_readable_output'
	local opt_use_relstages="${UsedReleaseStages}"
	local -A opt_groups=()
	local val=''
	while (($# > 0)); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			-a | --all | --all-release-stages )
				opt_use_relstages="${ReleaseStages}"
				;;
			-h | --human )
				output_function='human_readable_output'
				;;
			-l | --long )
				output_function='long_output'
				;;
			-t | --terse )
				output_function='terse_output'
				;;
			-m | --machine )
				output_function='machine_output'
				;;
			-g | --group | --group=* )
				if [[ $1 == --group=* ]]; then
					val="${1#--*=}"
				else
					val="$2"
					shift
				fi
				opt_groups[${val}]=1
				;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				pattern+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
				pattern+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	if (( ${#pattern[@]} == 0 )); then
	        pattern+=( '' )
	fi
	local -- dir=''
        local -- group=''
	local -- groups=()
        local -- ol=''
	local -- name=''
	local -a modulepath=()
	IFS=':' read -r -a modulepath <<<"${MODULEPATH}"
        for dir in "${modulepath[@]}"; do
                if find_overlay ol group "${dir}"; then
			name="${group}"
		else
			name="${dir}"
			group="${dir//[\/ .-]/_}"
		fi
		# With overlays we can have multiple directories per group!
		#
		# Create an ordered list of directories per group.
		# Note:
		# BASH doesn't support list as values of dictionaries. We use
		# reference variables to work around this.
		if [[ ! -v modulepath_${group} ]]; then
			typeset -a "modulepath_${group}"
		fi
		typeset -n path="modulepath_${group}"
		path+=("${dir}")
		# Create ordered list of groups. In the next step we
		# loop over this list.
		for group in "${groups[@]}"; do
			if [[ "${group}" == "${name}" ]]; then
				# resume with next dir
				continue 2
			fi
		done
		groups+=( "${name}" )
        done
	local -A found_modules=()
	local -A found_modulenames=()
        local string
	for string in "${pattern[@]}"; do
                for group in "${groups[@]}"; do
			# limit output to certain groups
			if (( ${#opt_groups[@]} > 0 )) && [[ ! -v opt_groups[${group}] ]]; then
				continue
			fi
			# replace the characters '/', ' ', '.' and '-' with underscore
			local ref="${group//[\/ .-]/_}"
			# continue if module path for this group is empty
			[[ -v modulepath_${ref} ]] || continue

			typeset -n path"=modulepath_${ref}"
			local -- header_text=''
			local -- ol="${UsedOverlays[0]}"
			if [[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol}:layout]}" == 'Pmodules' ]]; then
				found_modules=()
				found_modulenames=()
			fi
			get_available_modules \
				mods \
				"${string}*" \
                                "${opt_use_relstages}" \
				found_modules \
				found_modulenames \
				"${path[@]}"

			[[ ${#mods[@]} == 0 ]] && continue
			if [[ "${group,,}" == 'none' ]]; then
				# if we have no groups, the overlay is the
				# same for all modules in ${mods[@]}. So we
				# can use the overlay of the first module.
				header_text="${mods[4]}"
			else
				header_text="${group}"
			fi
			${output_function} "${header_text}"
		done
	done
} # subcommand_avail()

##############################################################################
Subcommands['use']='use'
Options['use']='-l help -o \?Hap -l append -l prepend'
Help['use']="
USAGE:
        module use [-a|--append|-p|--prepend] [directory|group|release_stage|...]
		Without arguments this sub-command displays information about
		the module search path, used groups and release stages. You can
		use this sub-command to get a list of available groups and
		releases stages.

		With a directory as argument, this directory will either be
		prepended or appended to the module search path. The default
		is to prepend the directory.

		With a group as argument, the modules in this group will
		be made available.

		With a release as argument, this modules with this release
		will be made available.

SWITCHES:
        -a | --append -p | --prepend )
                Append/prepend agrument to module search path or list of to be
                searched releases.
"
#..............................................................................
set_ol_modulepaths(){
	local -r __doc__='
	      Prepend overlay specific directories to MODULEPATH.
	      If unstable is used:
	          prepend modulepath_unstable if not empty
		  otherwise prepend modulepath
	      else if only stable is used
	          prepend modulepath_stable if not empty
		  otherwise prepend modulepath
	      else if deprecated modules are available
	          prepend modulepath_deprecated if not empty
		  otherwise prepend modulepath.'
	local -r ol_name="$1"	# [in] name of overlay
	local -- path=''
	if [[ ":${UsedReleaseStages}:" == *:unstable:* ]]; then
		path="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath_unstable]}"
	elif [[ ":${UsedReleaseStages}:" == *:deprecated:* ]]; then
		path="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath_deprecated]}"
	else
		path="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath_stable]}"
	fi
	[[ -z "${path}" ]] && path="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath]}"
	[[ -z "${path}" ]] && return 0

	local -a modulepath=()
	IFS=':' read -r -a modulepath <<<"${path}"
	local -- dir=''
	for dir in "${modulepath[@]}"; do
		std::prepend_path MODULEPATH "${dir}"
		std::prepend_path ModulePathAppend "${dir}"
		std::prepend_path ModulePathPrepend "${dir}"
	done
}

#..............................................................................
unset_ol_modulepaths(){
	local -r __doc__='Remove additional directories added by overlay'
	local -r ol_name="$1"	# [in] name of overlay
	local -- path=''
	if [[ -n "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath]}" ]]; then
		path+="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath]}:"
	fi
	if [[ -n "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath_unstable]}" ]]; then
		path+="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath_unstable]}:"
	fi
	if [[ -n "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath_stable]}" ]]; then
		path+="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath_stable]}:"
	fi
	if [[ -n "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath_deprecated]}" ]]; then
		path+="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath_deprecated]}:"
	fi
	[[ -z "${path}" ]] && return 0

	path="${path%:}"
	local -a modulepath=()
	IFS=':' read -r -a modulepath <<<"${path}"
	local -- dir=''
	for dir in "${modulepath[@]}"; do
		std::remove_path MODULEPATH "${dir}"
		std::remove_path ModulePathAppend "${dir}"
		std::remove_path ModulePathPrepend "${dir}"
	done
}

#..............................................................................
subcommand_use() {
	local -r __doc__='Implementation of the sub-command use.'
	local -a modulepath=()
	IFS=':' read -r -a modulepath <<<"${MODULEPATH}"
        local add2path_func='std::append_path'

	#......................................................................
        group_is_used() {
	        [[ :${UsedGroups}: =~ :$1: ]]
        }

	#......................................................................
	print_info() {
		print_ol_info(){
			local used="$1" # print used or unused overlays
			local ol=''
			for ol in "${Overlays[@]}"; do
				[[ ${OverlayInfo[${ol}:used]} == "${used}" ]] || continue
				local install_root="${OverlayInfo[${ol}:install_root]}"
				local modulefiles_root="${OverlayInfo[${ol}:modulefiles_root]}"
				local txt="\t${ol}"
				if [[ ${install_root} == "${modulefiles_root}" ]]; then
					txt+="\n\t\t${install_root}"
				else
					txt+="\n\t\t${install_root} (install root)"
					txt+="\n\t\t${modulefiles_root} (modulefiles root)"
				fi
				case "${OverlayInfo[${ol}:type]}" in
					"${ol_hiding}" )
						txt+='\n\t\t(hiding modules with same name)'
						;;
					"${ol_replacing}" )
						txt+='\n\t\t(replacing groups)'
						;;
				esac
				std::info "${txt}"
			done
		}

		local f
		local r
		std::info "Used groups:"
		for f in ${UsedGroups//:/ }; do
			std::info "\t${f}"
		done
		std::info ''
		std::info "Unused groups:"
		local _group
		for _group in "${!GroupDepths[@]}"; do
			local -i depth=${GroupDepths[${_group}]}
			if ! group_is_used "${_group}" && (( depth == 0 )); then
				std::info "\t${_group}"
			fi
		done

		std::info "\nUsed releases stages:"
		for r in ${UsedReleaseStages//:/ }; do
			std::info "\t${r}"
		done
		std::info "\nUnused release stages:"
		for r in ${ReleaseStages//:/ }; do
			[[ ! ":${UsedReleaseStages}:" =~ :$r: ]] && std::info "\t${r}"
		done

		std::info ''
                std::info "Used overlays:"
		print_ol_info 'yes'

		std::info ''
		std::info "Unused overlays:"
		print_ol_info 'no'

		std::info ''
		std::info "Additonal directories in MODULEPATH:"
		local -i i=0
		local -i n=0
                local group
		for (( i=0; i<${#modulepath[@]}; i++)); do
			if ! find_overlay ol group "${modulepath[i]}"; then
			        std::info "\t${modulepath[i]}"
			        (( n+=1 ))
			fi
		done
		(( n == 0 )) && std::info "\tnone"
		std::info ""
	} # print_info

	#......................................................................
	use () {
		#..............................................................
		use_relstage(){
			local -r relstage="$1"
			[[ ":${UsedReleaseStages}" =~ :${relstage}: ]] && return 0
			std::append_path UsedReleaseStages "${relstage}" || rc=$?

			local -- ol_name=''
			for ol_name in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
				[[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:has_additional_modulepaths]}" == 'false' ]] && \
					continue
				unset_ol_modulepaths "${ol_name}"
				set_ol_modulepaths "${ol_name}"
			done
		}
		#..............................................................
                use_overlay() {
			local ol_name="$1"
			
			[[ -n "${LOADEDMODULES}" ]] && \
				[[ "${LOADEDMODULES}" != Pmodules/+([.0-9rc]) ]] && \
				die_cannot_use_overlay "${ol_name}"

			[[ ${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:used]} == 'yes' ]] && return 0

			local -a conflicts=( "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:conflicts]//:/ }" )
			for ol in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
				for conflict in "${conflicts[@]}"; do
					[[ "${ol}" == ${conflict} ]] && \
						die_ol_conflict "${ol_name}" "${ol}"
				done
			done
			
			if [[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:type]}" == "${ol_replacing}" ]]; then
				# this overlay is masking groups. So, we have to remove
				# the corresponding directories of the already used
				# overlays from MODULEPATH.
				for group in ${UsedGroups//:/ }; do
					MaskedGroups[${group}]=''
					local -- dir=''
					# if this overlay has groups, we have to check whether
					# ${group} exists in this overlay. If not, we have to
					# do nothing.
					# if this overlay doesn't have groups, we remove all
					# groups.
					if [[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:layout]}" == 'Pmodules' ]]; then
						dir="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulefiles_root]}/"
						dir+="${group}/${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"
						# is this group in this overlay?
						[[ -d "${dir}" ]] || continue  # no
					fi
					dir="/${group}/${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"
					local -a dirs=()
					for ol in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
						dirs+=( "${OverlayInfo[${ol}:modulefiles_root]}${dir}" )
					done
					std::remove_path MODULEPATH "${dirs[@]}"
					MaskedGroups[${group}]="${ol_name}:${MaskedGroups[${group}]}"
				done
			fi
			scan_groups "${ol_name}"
                        for group in ${UsedGroups//:/ }; do
                                local dir="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulefiles_root]}/"
                                dir+="${group}/${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"
                                if [[ -d "${dir}" ]]; then
                                        std::prepend_path MODULEPATH "${dir}"
                                fi
                        done
			set_ol_modulepaths "${ol_name}"
                        UsedOverlays=( "${ol_name}" "${UsedOverlays[@]}" )
			OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:used]='yes'

			local -a excludes=()
			IFS=':' read -r -a excludes <<< "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:excludes]}"
			local -- item=''
			for item in "${excludes[@]}"; do
				OverlayExcludes+="${item}|"
			done
			if [[ -n "${OverlayExcludes}" ]]; then
				OverlayExcludes="${OverlayExcludes:0: -1}"
			fi
	                scan_groups "${UsedOverlays[@]}"
                }

		#..............................................................
                use_group() {
			# die if argument is a hierarchical group
			(( ${GroupDepths[${arg}]} > 0 )) && \
				die_illegal_group "${arg}"

			std::append_path UsedGroups "$1"
                        local -- ol_name
			local -i i=0
			local -i n="${#UsedOverlays[@]}"
                        for ((i=n-1; i>=0; i--)); do
				ol_name="${UsedOverlays[i]}"
                                local dir="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulefiles_root]}/$1/${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"
                                [[ -d "${dir}" ]] || continue
                                std::prepend_path MODULEPATH "${dir}"
				[[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:type]}" == "${ol_replacing}" ]] && break
                        done
                }
                
		#..............................................................
		local -- arg="$1"
		local -i rc=0
		if is_release_stage "${arg}"; then
			use_relstage "${arg}" || rc=$?
                        return ${rc}
                fi
		if [[ -v OverlayInfo[${arg}:type] ]]; then
			use_overlay "${arg}" || rc=$?
			return ${rc}
		fi
                if [[ ! -v GroupDepths[${arg}] ]]; then
                        # this scan is required if a new group has been
                        # create inside an used overlay
			scan_groups "${UsedOverlays[@]}"
                fi
                if [[ -v GroupDepths[${arg}] ]]; then
			use_group "${arg}" || rc=$?
                        return ${rc}
                fi
		if [[ -d ${arg} ]]; then
			local dir=''
			dir=$(std::get_abspath "${arg}")
			if [[ "${opt_append}" == 'yes' ]]; then
				std::append_path MODULEPATH "${dir}" || rc=$?
				std::append_path ModulePathAppend "${dir}" || rc=$?
			else
				std::prepend_path MODULEPATH "${dir}" || rc=$?
				std::prepend_path ModulePathPrepend "${dir}" || rc=$?
			fi
                        return ${rc}
		fi
		die_invalid_value "use flag, group, overlay or directory" \
                         "${arg}"
	} # use ()

	#......................................................................
	local -a args=()
	opt_append='yes'
	while (( $# > 0)); do
		case "$1" in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
		        -a | --append )
                                opt_append='yes'
			        ;;
		        -p | --prepend )
				opt_append='no'
			        ;;
		        -- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
			        ;;
		        * )
			        args+=( "$1" )
			        ;;
		esac
		shift
	done

	if (( ${#args[@]} == 0 )); then
	        print_info
                return
        fi
        for arg in "${args[@]}"; do
		use "${arg}"
        done
	vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV']=1
	vars_to_be_exported['MODULEPATH']=1
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['unuse']='unuse'
Options['unuse']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['unuse']='
unuse directory|group|release...
		Remove the given modulefiles directory, group, release stage,
                flag from the search path.
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_unuse() {
	local -r __doc__='Implementation of the sub-command unuse.'
	local -a modulepath=()
	IFS=':' read -r -a modulepath <<<"${MODULEPATH}"

	#......................................................................
        unuse() {
		unuse_relstage() {
			local -r relstage="$1"

			[[ ! ":${UsedReleaseStages}:" =~ :${relstage}: ]] && return 0
			std::remove_path UsedReleaseStages "${relstage}"

			local -- ol_name=''
			for ol_name in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
				[[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:has_additional_modulepaths]}" == 'false' ]] && \
					continue
				unset_ol_modulepaths "${ol_name}"
				set_ol_modulepaths "${ol_name}"
			done
		}

		#..............................................................
                unuse_overlay() {
			local ol_name="$1"

			if [[ -n "${LOADEDMODULES}" ]] && \
				   [[ "${LOADEDMODULES}" != Pmodules/+([.0-9rc]) ]]; then
				std::die 3 "%s %s: %s %s" \
					   "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
					   "overlay cannot be removed since" \
					   "some modules are still loaded!"
			fi

                        [[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulefiles_root]}" == "${PMODULES_HOME%%/Tools*}" ]] && \
                                std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
                                         "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
                                         "cannot remove base overlay" \
                                         "${ol_name}"
			[[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:used]}" !=  'yes' ]] && \
                                std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
                                         "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
                                         "not an used overlay" \
                                         "${ol_name}"
			# make sure first index is '0' (it should, but you never know)
			UsedOverlays=( "${UsedOverlays[@]}" )
			[[ "${ol_name}" != "${UsedOverlays[0]}" ]] && \
				std::die 3 "%s %s: %s %s -- %s" \
					 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
					 "overlay cannot be removed since" \
					 "it not on top of the stack" \
					 "${ol_name}"

			OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:used]='no'
			UsedOverlays=( "${UsedOverlays[@]:1}")

			if [[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:type]}" == "${ol_replacing}" ]]; then
				# if this overlay masks groups, we have to re-add
				# some directories to MODULEPATH.
				for group in ${UsedGroups//:/ }; do
					local -a overlays=( ${MaskedGroups[${group}]//:/ } )
					(( ${#overlays[@]} == 0)) && continue
					[[ "${ol_name}" != "${overlays[0]}" ]] && continue
					# remove overlay "${ol_name}"
					local -- s
					printf -v s "%s:" "${overlays[@]:1}"
					MaskedGroups[${group}]="$s"

					local -- ol=''
					local -- dir=''
					if (( ${#overlays[@]} == 1 )); then
						# Only overlay ${ol_name} is masking this group.
						# Add the group directories for all overlays.
						for ol in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
							dir="${OverlayInfo[${ol}:modulefiles_root]}/"
							dir+="${group}/${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"
							[[ -d "${dir}" ]] || continue
							std::prepend_path MODULEPATH "${dir}"
						done
						continue
					fi
					# There is at least one more overlay masking this group.
					# If this overlay has no groups, we have to do nothing.
					ol="${overlays[1]}"
					[[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol}:layout]}" != 'Pmodules' ]] && continue
					# add group directory for this overlay, if exists
					dir="${OverlayInfo[${ol}:modulefiles_root]}/"
					dir+="${group}/${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"
					[[ -d "${dir}" ]] || continue
					std::prepend_path MODULEPATH "${dir}"
				done
			fi

			# rebuild exclude list.
			# Note:
			# A module might be excluded in multiple overlays. So, we cannot
			# just remove the excludes from the overlay to unuse.
			OverlayExcludes=''
			local -- ol=''
			local -a excludes=()
			local -- item=''
			for ol in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
				IFS=':' read -r -a excludes <<< "${OverlayInfo[${ol}:excludes]}"
				for item in "${excludes[@]}"; do
					OverlayExcludes+="${item}|"
				done
			done
			if [[ -n "${OverlayExcludes}" ]]; then
				OverlayExcludes="${OverlayExcludes:0: -1}"
			fi
			unset_ol_modulepaths "${ol_name}"

			# remove root of overlay
                        local dir
                        for dir in "${modulepath[@]}"; do
                                [[ "${dir}" == "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulefiles_root]}" ]] && \
                                        std::remove_path MODULEPATH "${dir}"

                        done
                        vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV']=1
                }

		#..............................................................
                unuse_group() {
                        if (( ${GroupDepths[${arg}]} > 0 )); then
				# argument is a hierarchical group in our root
				std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
					 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
					 "illegal group" \
					 "${arg}"
			fi

			if [[ -v PMODULES_LOADED_${arg^^} ]]; then 
				local var="PMODULES_LOADED_${arg^^}"
				if [[ -n "${!var}" ]]; then
					std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
						 "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
						 "cannot remove group due to loaded modules" \
						 "${arg}"
				fi
			fi
                        std::remove_path UsedGroups "${arg}"
                        local overlay
                        for overlay in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
				local dir="${OverlayInfo[${overlay}:modulefiles_root]}"
				dir+="/${arg}/${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"
			        std::remove_path MODULEPATH "${dir}"
                        done
		}

		#..............................................................
                local arg=$1

                if is_release_stage "${arg}"; then
			unuse_relstage "${arg}"
                        return 0
                fi
		if [[ -v OverlayInfo[${arg}:type] ]]; then
			unuse_overlay "${arg}"
			return 0
		fi
		if [[ -d ${arg} ]]; then
			local dir=''
			dir=$(std::get_abspath "${arg}")
			std::remove_path MODULEPATH "${dir}"
			std::remove_path ModulePathAppend "${dir}"
			std::remove_path ModulePathPrepend "${dir}"
			return 0
		fi
                if [[ -v GroupDepths[${arg}] ]]; then
                        unuse_group "${arg}"
                        return 0
                fi

		std::die 3 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
                         "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
                         "invalid keyword, group, overlay or directory" \
                         "${arg}"
        } # unuse()

	#......................................................................
	local -a args=()
	while (( $# > 0)); do
		case "$1" in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
		        -- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
			        ;;
		        * )
			        args+=( "$1" )
			        ;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	if (( ${#args[@]} == 0 )); then
	        std::die 3 "%s %s: %s" \
                         "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
                         'missing argument'
	fi
        for arg in "${args[@]}"; do
                unuse "${args[@]}"
        done
        vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV']=1
        vars_to_be_exported['MODULEPATH']=1
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['update']='update'
Options['update']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['update']='
USAGE:
        module update
                Attempt  to  reload  all  loaded  modulefiles.
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_update() {
	local -r __doc__'
	      Implementation of the sub-command update
	      :FIXME:
	      Either compile Modules with --enable-beginenv or remove the
	      sub-command'
        subcommand_generic0 "$@"
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['refresh']='refresh'
Options[refresh]='-o \?H -l help'
Help[refresh]='
USAGE:
        module refresh
                Force a refresh of all non-persistent components of currently
		loaded modules.  This should be used on derived shells where
		aliases need to be reinitialized but the environment variables
		have already been set by the currently loaded modules.
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_refresh() {
	local -r __doc__='Implementation of the sub-command refresh.'
        subcommand_generic0 "$@"
}

#..............................................................................
pmodules_setup() {
	local -r 'Setup/initialize Pmodules environment.'
	local -r mode="${1:-check}"
	init_used_groups() {
		declare -gx UsedGroups=''
		local group
		for group in ${DefaultGroups//:/ }; do
			std::append_path UsedGroups "${group}"
		done
		vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV']=1
	}
	init_used_releases() {
		declare -g  UsedReleaseStages=''
		for r in ${DefaultReleaseStages//:/ }; do
			std::append_path UsedReleaseStages "${r}"
		done
		vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV']=1
	}
	init_overlay_vars() {
		declare -agx UsedOverlays=( 'base' )
		OverlayInfo['base:used']='yes'
		declare -g OverlayExcludes=''
		scan_groups "${UsedOverlays[@]}"
		vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV']=1
	}

	init_modulepath() {
		declare -gx MODULEPATH=''
		local group
		local ol
		for ol in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
			for group in ${UsedGroups//:/ }; do
				local dir="${OverlayInfo[${ol}:modulefiles_root]}"
				dir+="/${group}/${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"
				if [[ -d "${dir}" ]]; then
					std::prepend_path MODULEPATH "${dir}"
				fi
			done
		done
		vars_to_be_exported['MODULEPATH']=1
	}

	init_manpath() {
		: "
		Initialize MANPATH. Use systen wide configuration file
	      	if exist or set some defaults.
		
		"
		std::remove_path MANPATH "${PMODULES_HOME%/*}/.*"

		if [[ -r /etc/man.config ]]; then
			declare _manconf='/etc/man.config'
		elif [[ -r /etc/man.conf ]]; then
			declare _manconf='/etc/man.conf'
		fi
		if [[ -v _manconf ]]; then
			# initialize from system configuration file
			while read -r name value rest; do
				std::append_path MANPATH "${value}"
			done < <(grep "^MANPATH\s" "${_manconf}")
			unset _manconf
		else
			# set defaults
			std::append_path  MANPATH "${PMODULES_HOME}/share/man"
			std::append_path  MANPATH "/usr/share/man"
		fi
		vars_to_be_exported['MANPATH']=1
	}

	init_load_modules(){
		declare -gx LOADEDMODULES=''
		declare -gx _LMFILES_=''
	}

	# We (re-)initialise the Pmodules system, if
	# PMODULES_ENV was not set/is empty
	[[ -v PMODULES_ENV ]] || PMODULES_ENV=''
	if [[ -z ${PMODULES_ENV} || ${mode} = 'init' ]]; then
		pm::read_config
		init_load_modules
		init_used_groups
		init_used_releases
		init_overlay_vars
		scan_groups "${UsedOverlays[@]}"
		init_modulepath
		init_manpath
	else
		# restore variables from last call
		eval "$("${base64}" -d <<< "${PMODULES_ENV}" 2>/dev/null)"
		if (( ${#UsedOverlays[@]} == 0 )); then
			pm::read_config
		fi
		[[ -z "${LOADEDMODULES}" || -z ${_LMFILES_} ]] && init_load_modules
		[[ -z "${UsedGroups}" ]] && init_used_groups
		[[ -z "${UsedReleaseStages}" ]] && init_used_releases
		(( ${#UsedOverlays[@]} == 0 )) && init_overlay_vars
		(( ${#GroupDepths[@]} == 0 )) && scan_groups "${UsedOverlays[@]}"
		[[ -z "${MODULEPATH}" ]] && init_modulepath
		[[ -z "${MANPATH}" ]] && init_manpath
	fi
	[[ -z Version ]] || Version='0.0.0'
	if [[ "${Version}" != "${PMODULES_VERSION}" ]]; then
		Version="${PMODULES_VERSION}"
		vars_to_be_exported[PMODULES_HOME]=1
	fi
	OSRelease=$(std::get_os_release)
	SystemCPU=$(uname -p)
	save_env
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['purge']='purge'
Options['purge']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['purge']='
USAGE:
        module purge
		Unload all loaded modulefiles.
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_purge() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Implementation of the sub-command purge.
	      Note:
	      If a Pmodule module is loaded, it will *not* be
	      unloaded!'
	local -a args=()
	while (( $# > 0)); do
		case "$1" in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
		        -- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
			        ;;
			-* )
				die_illegal_opt "$1"
				;;
		        * )
			        args+=( "$1" )
			        ;;
		esac
		shift
	done
        (( ${#args[@]} > 0 ))  && die_no_args_allowed

	# get list of loaded modules with stripped MODULEPATH
	IFS=':' read -r -a modules <<< "${LOADEDMODULES}"

	for (( i=${#modules[@]}-1; i>=0; i-- )); do
		[[ ${modules[$i]} == Pmodules/* ]] && continue
		subcommand_unload "${modules[$i]}"
	done
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['list']='list'
Options['list']='-l help -o \?Hhlt -l human -l long -l terse'
Help['list']='
USAGE:
        module list
		List loaded modules.
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_list() {
	local -r __doc__='Implementation of the sub-command list.'
	human_readable_output(){
		# get list of loaded modules with stripped MODULEPATH
		IFS=':' read -r -a modules \
		   < <( ${sed} "s;${MODULEPATH//:/\/\\\|}/;;g" <<< "${_LMFILES_}" )
		local -- strs=()
		local -i n=1		# enumeration of loaded modules
		local -i colsize=0
		local -- s=''
		for module in "${modules[@]%.lua}"; do
			s=$(printf "%2d) %-s" "$n" "${module}")
			strs+=( "$s" )
			(( ${#s} > colsize )) && (( colsize=${#s} ))
			(( n+=1 ))
		done
		(( colsize+=2 ))

		local -i cols=80
		[[ -t 1 && -t 2 ]] && cols=$(${tput} cols)
		local -i column=0
		printf "Currently Loaded Modules:\n" 1>&2
		for s in "${strs[@]}"; do
			local -i len=${#s}
			if (( column+len >= cols )); then
			        printf -- "\n" 1>&2
				column=0
			fi
			if (( column+colsize < cols )); then
				printf "%-${colsize}s" "$s" 1>&2
			else
				printf "%-s" "$s" 1>&2			# last column
			fi
			(( column+=colsize ))
		done
		printf -- "\n\n" 1>&2
	}

	long_output(){
		IFS=':' read -r -a modules \
		   < <( ${sed} "s;${MODULEPATH//:/\/\\\|}/;;g" <<< "${_LMFILES_}" )
		IFS=':' read -r -a lmfiles <<< "${_LMFILES_}"
		printf "Currently Loaded Modules:\n" 1>&2
		local -i fmt_field_width=0
		local -i length=0
		local module
		for module in "${modules[@]}"; do
			length=${#module}
		        (( length > fmt_field_width )) && fmt_field_width=length
		done
		for (( i=0; i<${#lmfiles[@]}; i++ )); do
			mtime=$(date -r "${lmfiles[i]}" +"%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
			printf "%-${fmt_field_width}s\t%s\n" "${modules[i]}" "${mtime}" 1>&2
		done
	}

	terse_output(){
		IFS=':' read -r -a modules \
		   < <( ${sed} "s;${MODULEPATH//:/\/\\\|}/;;g" <<< "${_LMFILES_}" )
		printf "Currently Loaded Modules:\n" 1>&2
		for module in "${modules[@]%.lua}"; do
			printf "%s\n" "${module}" 1>&2
		done
		printf -- "\n\n" 1>&2
	}
	
        local args=()
	local output_function='human_readable_output'
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			-h | --human )
				output_function='human_readable_output'
				;;
			-l | --long )
				output_function='long_output'
				;;
			-t | --terse )
				output_function='terse_output'
				;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			-* )
				die_illegal_opt "$1"
				;;
			* )
                                args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
        if (( ${#args[@]} > 0 )); then
	        std::die 3 "%s %s: %s" \
                         "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
                         "no arguments allowed"
        fi

	"${output_function}"
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['clear']='clear'
Options['clear']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['clear']='
USAGE:
        module clear
		Force the Modules package to believe that no modules are
		currently loaded.
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_clear() {
	local -r __doc__='Implementation of the sub-command clear.'
        local -a args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
                                args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
        if (( ${#args[@]} > 0 )); then
	        std::die 3 "%s %s: %s" \
                         "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
                         "no arguments allowed"
        fi
	pmodules_setup 'init'
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['search']='search'
Subcommands['find']='search'
Subcommands['spider']='search'
Options['search']='-o a\?H -l help -l no-header -l print-modulefiles '
Options['search']+='-l release-stage: -l with: -l all-release-stages -l src: -l print-csv '
Options['search']+='-l verbose '
Options['search']+='-l all-deps -l wrap '
Options['search']+='-l glob '
Options['search']+='-l newest '
Options['search']+='-l group:'
Help['search']='
USAGE:
        module find|search|spider [switches] STRING...
		Search installed modules. If an argument is given, search
		for modules whose name match the argument.

SWITCHES:
        -a|--all-release-stages
		Search within all releases.

	--all-deps
                Show all dependecies

        --glob
                Interpret STRING as shell pattern.

        --no-header
		Suppress output of a header.

        --release-stage=RELEASE_STAGE
		Search for modules within this release stage. You can specify
                this switch multiple times.  Without this switch, the release
                stages in use will be searched.

        --verbose
                vebose output

        --with=STRING
		Search for modules compiled with modules matching string. The
		command

		module search --with=gcc/4.8.3

		lists all modules in the hierarchy compiled with gcc 4.8.3.

        --wrap
                wrap output
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_search() {
	local -r __doc__='Implementation of the sub-command search.'
	local -a modules=()
	local -a groups=()
	local -- group=''
	local -- with_modules='//'
	local -i cols=80
	[[ -t 1 && -t 2 ]] && cols=$(${tput} cols)	# get number of columns of terminal
	local -i max_len_modulename=0
	local opt_print_header='yes'
	local opt_print_modulefiles='no'
	local opt_print_csv='no'
        local opt_print_verbose='no'
	local opt_use_relstages=':'
	local opt_all_deps='no'
	local opt_wrap='no'
	local opt_glob='no'
	local opt_newest='no'

	#.....................................................................
	#
	# output result of search
	# Args:
	#   $1: tmp file
	#
	# variables used from enclosing function:
	#   opt_print_header
	#   opt_print_modulefiles
	#   with_modules
	#
	print_result() {
                local func_print_header=''
                local func_print_line=''
                local fmt=''
                
                print_default() {
			fmt="%-${max_len_modulename}s %-10s %-12s %-12s %-s"
                        if [[ ${opt_print_header} == 'yes' ]]; then
                                func_print_header='print_header_default'
                        else
                                func_print_header='print_header_none'
                        fi
                        func_print_line='print_line_default'
                }

                print_header_default() {
		        std::info ''
		        std::info "${fmt}" "Module" "Rel.stage" "Group" "Overlay" "Requires"
		        std::info '-%.0s' $(seq 1 "${cols}")
	        }

                print_line_default() {
			write_line() {
				local str="$1"
				if [[ -t 1 && -t 2 ]] && (( ${#str} >= cols )); then
					str="${str:0:$((cols-1))}>"
				fi
				std::info "${str}"
			}
			local -a deps=( "${@:6}" )
			(( ${#deps[@]} == 0 )) && deps[0]=''
			local -- str=''
			if [[ "${opt_wrap}" == 'no' ]]; then
				str=$(printf "${fmt}" "${1/.lua}" "$2" "$3" "$5" "${deps[*]}")
				write_line "${str}"
			else
				str=$(printf "${fmt}" "${1/.lua}" "$2" "$3" "$5" "${deps[0]}")
				for (( i = 1; i < ${#deps[@]}; i++ )); do
					if (( ${#str} + ${#deps[i]} + 1 <= cols )); then
						str+=" ${deps[i]}"
					else
						write_line "${str}"
						str=$(printf "${fmt}"  "" "" "" "> ${deps[i]}")
					fi
				done
				write_line "${str}"
			fi
                }

                print_verbose() {
                        fmt="%-${max_len_modulename}s %-12s %-14s %-s"
                        func_print_header='print_header_verbose'
                        func_print_line='print_line_verbose'
                }
                
                print_header_verbose() {
		        :
	        }

                print_line_verbose() {
			local deps="${*:6}"
			[[ -z ${deps} ]] && deps="(none)"
			std::info "$1:"
			std::info "  release stage: $2"
			std::info "  group:         $3"
                        std::info "  overlay:       $5"
			std::info "  modulefile:    $4"
                        std::info "  dependencies:  ${deps}"
                 }

                # print full modulefile names only
                print_modulefiles() {
			fmt=''
			func_print_header='print_header_none'
                        func_print_line='print_line_modulefile'
                }

                print_header_none() {
                        :
                }

                print_line_modulefile() {
			if (( $# >= 4 )) && [[ -n $4 ]]; then
				std::info "$1 $4"
			fi
                }

                print_line_csv() {
                        :
                }
                
                print_csv() {
                        fmt=''
                        func_print_header='print_header_none'
                        func_print_line='print_line_csv'
                }

                if [[ "${opt_print_modulefiles}" == 'yes' ]]; then
                        print_modulefiles
                elif [[ "${opt_print_csv}" == 'yes' ]]; then
                        print_csv
                elif [[ "${opt_print_verbose}" == 'yes' ]]; then
                        print_verbose
                else
                        print_default
                fi

		local _script=''
		if [[ ${opt_newest} == 'yes' ]]; then
			_script='{} END{print}'
		fi
                ${func_print_header}
		local -a toks=()
                while read -r -a toks; do
                        ${func_print_line} "${toks[@]}"
                done < <("${sort}" --version-sort -k 1,1 -k 6,6 -k 7,7 "${TmpFile}" | \
                                 ${awk} "${with_modules} ${_script}")
        }

	#.....................................................................
	#
	# search modules
	#
	search () {
		local -r module="$1"		# name/pattern to search
		shift 1
		local -a modulepath=("$@")	# directories to search
		local -i depth=0

		# get and print all available modules in $mpath
		# with respect to the requested release stage
		# TmpFile: module/version relstage group dependencies...
		local -- mods=''
		local -A found_modules=()
		local -A found_modulenames=()
		get_available_modules \
			mods \
			"${module}" \
			"${opt_use_relstages}" \
			found_modules \
			found_modulenames \
			"${modulepath[@]}"
		local i=0
		for (( i=0; i<${#mods[@]}; i+=6 )); do
			local -- name="${mods[i]}"
			local -- relstage="${mods[i+1]}"
			local -- moduledir="${mods[i+2]}"
			local -- rel_modulefile="${mods[i+3]}"
			local -- modulefile="${moduledir}/${rel_modulefile}"
			local -- ol="${mods[i+4]}"
			local -- group="${mods[i+5]}"
			local -a deps=()
			
			if (( ${#name} > max_len_modulename)); then
				max_len_modulename=${#name}
			fi
			
			if [[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol}:layout]}" == 'Pmodules' ]]; then
				if [[ "${opt_print_verbose}" == 'yes' ]] || \
					   [[ "${opt_all_deps}" == 'yes' ]]; then
					local prefix=''
					get_module_prefix prefix "${modulefile}"
					local dependencies_file="${prefix}/.dependencies"
					if [[ -n ${prefix} ]] && [[ -r "${dependencies_file}" ]]; then
						mapfile -t deps < "${dependencies_file}"
					fi
				else
					# get dependencies encoded in directory name
					local -i j
					local -a toks
					IFS='/'
					read -r -a toks <<< "${modulefile}"
					local -i depth=${GroupDepths[${group}]}
					for ((j = -depth-2; j < -2; j += 2)); do
						deps+=( "${toks[*]: $j:2}" );
					done
					unset IFS
				fi
			elif [[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol}:layout]}" == 'Spack' ]]; then
				IFS='/' read -r -a toks <<< "${rel_modulefile}"
				local -i j=0
				for ((j = 0; j < ${#toks[@]}-2; j+=2)); do
					deps+=( "${toks[$j]}/${toks[$j+1]}" );
				done
			fi
			echo "${name}" "${relstage}" "${group}" "${modulefile}" \
			     "${ol}" \
                             "${deps[@]}" >> "${TmpFile}"
		done
	}

	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			--all-deps )
				opt_all_deps='yes'
				;;
			--no-header )
				opt_print_header='no'
				;;
			--print-modulefiles )
				opt_print_modulefiles='yes'
				opt_print_header='no'
				;;
			--print-csv )
				opt_print_csv='yes'
				opt_print_header='no'
				;;
			--release-stage | --release-stage=* )
                                if [[ "$1" == "--release" ]]; then
                                        local arg=$2
                                        shift
                                else
                                        local arg=${1/--release=}
                                fi
				is_release_stage "${arg}" || \
				        std::die 1 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
                                                 "${CMD}" 'search' \
                                                 "illegal release stage" \
                                                 "${arg}"
				opt_use_relstages+="${arg}:"
				;;
			--with | --with=* )
                                if [[ "$1" == --with ]]; then
                                        local arg=$2
                                        shift
                                else
                                        local arg=${1/--with=}
                                fi
				if [[ -z ${arg} ]] || [[ "${arg}" == -* ]]; then
				        std::die 1 "%s %s: %s -- %s" \
                                                 "${CMD}" 'search' \
                                                 "illegal value for --with option" \
                                                 "${arg}"
				fi
                                arg=${arg//:/ }
                                arg=${arg//,/ }
                                for module in ${arg}; do
				        with_modules+=" && / ${module//\//\\/}/"
                                done
				;;
			-a | --all-releases-stages )
				opt_use_relstages+="${ReleaseStages}"
				;;
                        -v | --verbose )
                                opt_print_verbose='yes'
                                ;;
			--wrap )
				opt_wrap='yes'
				;;
			--glob )
				opt_glob='yes'
				;;
			--newest )
				opt_newest='yes'
				;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				modules+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
				modules+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done

	[[ "${opt_use_relstages}" == ":" ]] && opt_use_relstages=":${UsedReleaseStages}:"
	[[ ${#modules[@]} == 0 ]] && modules+=( '' )

	local -a groups=( "${!GroupDepths[@]}" )
	local -- module=''
	for module in "${modules[@]}"; do
		[[ ${opt_glob} == 'no' ]] && module+="*"
		local -a modulepath=()

		# search in overlays with layout 'Spack'
		for ol_name in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
			[[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:layout]}" != 'Spack' ]] && break
			[[ "${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:type]}" == "${ol_replacing}" ]] && \
				groups=()
			local -- path=''
			if [[ ":${UsedReleaseStages}:" == *:unstable:* ]]; then
				path="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath_unstable]}"
			elif [[ ":${UsedReleaseStages}:" == *:deprecated:* ]]; then
				path="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath_deprecated]}"
			else
				path="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath_stable]}"
			fi
			[[ -z "${path}" ]] && path="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulepath]}"
			[[ -z "${path}" ]] && continue
			local -a modulepath=()
			IFS=':' read -r -a modulepath <<<"${path}"
			local -- dir=''
			# remove last directory
			for dir in "${modulepath[@]}"; do
				modulepath+=( "${dir%/*}" )
			done
		done

		# search in overlays with layout 'Pmodules'
		for group in "${groups[@]}"; do
			for ol_name in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
				[[ "${OverlayInfo[$ol_name:layout]}" != 'Pmodules' ]] && continue
				local -- dir="${OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:modulefiles_root]}"
				dir+="/${group}/${__MODULEFILES_DIR__}"
				[[ -r "${dir}" ]] && modulepath+=( "${dir}" )
			done
		done

		# search directories in modulpath outside overlays
		local -a dirs
		IFS=':' read -r -a dirs <<<"${MODULEPATH}"
		for dir in "${dirs[@]}"; do
			local -- ol=''
			local -- grp=''
			find_overlay ol grp "${dir}" && continue
			[[ -r "${dir}" ]] && modulepath+=( "${dir}" )
		done

		search "${module}" "${modulepath[@]}"
	done
	print_result

	# empty tmp file
	echo -n '' > ${TmpFile}
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['help']='help'
Options['help']='-o hHV\? -l version -l help'
Help['help']='
USAGE:
        module [ switches ] [ subcommand ] [subcommand-args ]

SWITCHES:
        -h|-H|-?|--help         this usage info
        -V|--version            modules version & configuration options
        --debug                 enable debug output

SUBCOMMANDS:
        + add|load [switches]   modulefile [modulefile ...]
        + rm|unload             modulefile [modulefile ...]
        + switch|swap           [modulefile1] modulefile2
        + display|show          modulefile [modulefile ...]
        + avail [switches]      [modulefile [modulefile ...]]
        + search [switches]     [args]
        + use [switches]        [dir|group|release ...]
        + unuse                 dir|group|release [dir|group|release ...]
        + refresh
        + purge
        + list [switches]
        + clear
        + help                  [modulefile|subcommand]
        + whatis                [modulefile [modulefile ...]]
        + apropos|keyword       string
        + save                  collection
        + restore               collection
        + savelist
        + saverm                collection
        + saveshow              collection
        + initadd               modulefile [modulefile ...]
        + initprepend           modulefile [modulefile ...]
        + initrm                modulefile [modulefile ...]
        + initswitch            modulefile1 modulefile2
        + initlist
        + initclear

DOCUMENTATION:
	Full documentation is available at 
	http://pmodules.gitpages.psi.ch
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_help() {
	local -r __doc__='Implementation of the sub-command help.'
	local -a args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
			-\? | -h | -H | --help )
				print_help "${SubCommand}"
				;;
			-V | --version )
				print_help 'version'
				;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
				args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	if (( ${#args[@]} == 0 )); then
	        print_help 'help'
        fi
        local arg
        for arg in "${args[@]}"; do
        	if [[ -v Help[${arg}] ]] ; then
                	print_help "${arg}"
                else
			local -- modulefile=''
			local -- relstage=''
			local -- moduledir=''
			find_modulefile \
				modulefile \
				relstage \
				moduledir \
				modulecmd \
				"${arg}"
			"${modulecmd}" 'bash' 'help' "${modulefile}"
	        fi
        done
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['whatis']='whatis'
Options['whatis']='-o \?Ha -l help -l all'
Help['whatis']='
USAGE:
        module whatis [modulefile...]
                Display the information set up by the module-whatis commands
		inside the specified modulefile(s). If no modulefile is
		specified, all whatis lines will be shown.
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_whatis() {
	local -r __doc__='Implementation of the sub-command whatis.'
	local -- options=()
	local -- args=()

	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
			-\? | --help )
				print_help "${SubCommand}"
				;;
			-a | --all )
				options+=( '-a' )
				;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
				args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done

	local group=''
	for group in "${!GroupDepths[@]}"; do
		local mod_name=''
		local file_name=''
		while read -r mod_name file_name; do
			[[ -n ${file_name} ]] || continue
			if [[ "${file_name##*.}" == 'lua' ]]; then
				modulecmd="${Lmod_cmd}"
				file_name="${mod_name}"
			else
				modulecmd="${Tcl_cmd}"
			fi
			local whatis=''
			whatis=$("${modulecmd}" bash \
						      whatis \
						      "${file_name}" \
						      2>&1 1>/dev/null)
			printf "%-25s: %s\n" "${mod_name}" "${whatis/*:}" 1>&2
		done < <(set +x; subcommand_search \
			--group "${group}" \
			--print-modulefiles \
			--newest \
			"${options[@]}" \
			"${args[@]}" 2>&1)
	done
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['apropos']='apropos'
Subcommands['keyword']='apropos'
Options['apropos']='-o \?Ha -l help -l all'
Help['apropos']='
USAGE:
        module apropos string
        module keyword string	Seeks through the whatis informations of
                all modulefiles for the specified string.  All module-whatis
                informations matching the string will be displayed.
'
#..............................................................................
subcommand_apropos() {
	local -r __doc__='Implementation of the sub-command apropos|keyword'
	local options=()
	local args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
			-\? | --help )
				print_help "${SubCommand}"
				;;
			-a | --all )
				options+=( '-a' )
				;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
				args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	if (( ${#args[@]} == 0 )); then
	        std::die 3 "%s %s: %s" \
                         "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
                         "no search string specified"
	elif (( ${#args[@]} > 1 )); then
	        std::die 3 "%s %s: %s" \
                         "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
                         "more then one search string specified"
	fi
	local arg="${args[0]}"
	local group=''
	for group in "${!GroupDepths[@]}"; do
		local mod_name=''
		local file_name=''
		while read -r mod_name file_name; do
			[[ -n ${file_name} ]] || continue
			if [[ "${file_name##*.}" == 'lua' ]]; then
				modulecmd="${Lmod_cmd}"
				file_name="${mod_name}"
			else
				modulecmd="${Tcl_cmd}"
			fi
			local whatis=''
			whatis=$("${modulecmd}" bash \
						      whatis \
						      "${file_name}" \
						      2>&1 1>/dev/null)
			if [[ ${whatis,,} =~ ${arg,,} ]]; then
				printf "%-25s: %s\n" "${mod_name}" "${whatis/*:}" 1>&2
			fi
		done < <(set +x; subcommand_search \
			--group "${group}" \
			--print-modulefiles \
			"${options[@]}" 2>&1)
	done
}

##############################################################################
#
# Collections
#
# Collections describe a sequence of module use then module load commands
# that are interpreted by Modules to set the user environment as described
# by this sequence.
#
# User collections:
#
# System collections:
##

##############################################################################
Subcommands['save']='save'
Options['save']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['save']="
USAGE:
        module save [collection]
	       Record the currently set MODULEPATH directory list and the
	       currently loaded modulefiles in a collection file under the
	       user's collection directory \$HOME/.Pmodules. If collection
	       name is not specified, then it is assumed to be the default
	       collection. If collection is a fully qualified path, it is
	       saved at this location rather than under the user's collection
	       directory.
"
#..............................................................................
declare -r UsrCollectionsDir="${HOME}/.Pmodules/collections"
subcommand_save(){
	local -r __doc__='
	      Implementation of the save collection sub-command save.'
        local -a args=()
	local -- opt_system='no'
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			--system )
				opt_system='yes'
				;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
                                args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
        (( ${#args[@]} > 1 )) && die_too_many_args

	[[ ${args[0]:0:1} =~ [0-9a-zA-Z] ]] || \
		die_invalid_collection_name "${args[0]}"

	local -- basedir="${UsrCollectionsDir}"
	if [[ "${opt_system}" == 'yes' ]]; then
		basedir="${UsedOverlays[0]}/collections"
	fi
	local collection=''
	if (( ${#args[@]} == 0 )); then
		collection="${basedir}/default"
	else
		collection="${basedir}/${args[0]}"
	fi

	mkdir -p "${collection%/*}" || \
		die_cannot create_directory "$_"

	# save used release stages, groups and overlays
	local -- item=''
	local -a items=()
	local -a tmp=()
	local -- grp=''

	IFS=':' read -r -a tmp <<< "${UsedReleaseStages}"
	items+=( "${tmp[@]}")
	IFS=':' read -r -a tmp <<< "${UsedGroups}"
	for grp in "${tmp[@]}"; do
		# skip hierarchical groups
		(( ${GroupDepths[${tmp}]} > 0 )) && continue
		items+=( "${grp}")
	done
	IFS=':' read -r -a tmp <<< "${UsedOverlays}"
	items+=( "${tmp[@]}")
	for item in "${items[@]}"; do
		[[ "${item}" == 'base' ]] && continue
		s+="module use ${item};\n"
	done

	# save additional module directories
	local -a modulepath=()
	IFS=':' read -r -a modulepath <<< "${MODULEPATH}"
	local dir=''
	local ol=''
	local grp=''
	for dir in "${modulepath[@]}"; do
		find_overlay ol grp "${dir}" && continue
		s+="module use \"${dir}\";\n"
	done

	# save loaded modules
	local -a modules=()
	IFS=':' read -r -a modules <<< "${LOADEDMODULES}"
	local -- m=''
	for m in "${modules[@]}"; do
		[[ $m == Pmodules/* ]] && continue
		s+="module load $m;\n"
	done

	# save collection
	echo -e "$s" > "${collection}" || \
		die_cannot_save_collection "${collection}"
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['restore']='restore'
Options['restore']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['restore']="
USAGE:
        module restore [collection]
	       Restore the environment state as defined in collection.
	       If collection name is not specified, then it is assumed
	       to be the default collection.

"
#..............................................................................
search_collection(){
	local -n _path="$1"
	local -- _collection="$2"

	if [[ -r "${UsrCollectionsDir}/${_collection}" ]]; then
		_path="${UsrCollectionsDir}"
		return 0
	fi
	local --  _ol
	for _ol in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
		if [[ -r "${OverlayInfo[${_ol}:install_root]}/collections/${_collection}" ]]; then
			_path="${OverlayInfo[${_ol}:install_root]}/collections"
			return 0
		fi
	done
	die_col_doesnt_exist "${_collection}"
}

#..............................................................................
subcommand_restore() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Implementation of the restore collection sub-command.'
        local -a args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
                                args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
        (( ${#args[@]} > 1 )) && die_too_many_args

	(( ${#args[@]} == 0 )) && args=( 'default' )
	local -- path=''
	local -- collection=''
	local -a collections=()
	for collection in "${args[@]}"; do
		search_collection path "${collection}"
		collections+=( "${path}/${collection}" )
	done
	
	# reset/unload everything (except Pmodules/<version>)
	IFS=':' read -r -a modules <<< "${LOADEDMODULES}"
	local -- m=''
	for ((i=${#modules[@]}-1; i>=0; i--)); do
		[[ ${modules[$i]} == Pmodules/* ]] && continue
		subcommand_unload "${modules[$i]}"
	done

	local -a items=()
	local -a tmp=()
	local -- item=''
	local -a default_grps=()

	IFS=':' read -r -a tmp <<< "${UsedReleaseStages}"
	items+=( "${tmp[@]}")

	# remove all groups with the exception of the default groups
	IFS=':' read -r -a tmp <<< "${UsedGroups}"
	IFS=':' read -r -a default_grps <<< "${DefaultGroups}"
	for item in "${tmp[@]}"; do
		(( ${GroupDepths["${item}"]} > 0 )) && continue
		std::is_member_of_array "${item}" default_grps && continue
		items+=( "${item}" )
	done
	IFS=':' read -r -a tmp <<< "${UsedOverlays}"
	for item in "${tmp[@]}"; do
		[[ "${item}" == 'base' ]] && continue
		items+=( "${tmp[@]}")
	done

	local -- item=''
	for item in "${items[@]}"; do
		[[ -z "${item}" ]] && continue
		subcommand_unuse "${item}"
	done

	# load collection
	for collection in "${collections[@]}"; do
		${cat} "${collection}"
	done
	vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV']=1
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['savelist']='savelist'
Options['savelist']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['savelist']="
USAGE:
        module savelist [pattern...]
	       List collections that are currently saved under the user's
	       collection directory.
	       If a pattern is given, then the collections are filtered to
	       only list those whose name matches this pattern. It may
	       contain wildcard characters. pattern is matched in a case
	       insensitive manner by default. If multiple patterns are
	       given, collection has to match at least one of them to be
	       listed.
"
#..............................................................................
subcommand_savelist() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Implementation of the savelist collection sub-command.'
	get_collections() {
		local -n _result="$1"
		local -n gc_dirs="$2"
		shift 2
		_result=()
		local _pattern
		local _coll
		for _pattern in "$@"; do
			while read -r _coll; do
				_result+=( "${_coll}" )
			done < <(${find} "${gc_dirs[@]}" \
					 -type f \
					 -ipath "*/${_pattern}" \
					 -printf "%P\n" 2>/dev/null)
		done
	}

	print_collections() {
		local -r prt_header="$1"
		local -n prt_dirs="$2"
		shift 2
		local -a prt_collections=()
		get_collections prt_collections prt_dirs "$@"

		(( ${#prt_collections[@]} == 0 )) && return 0

		std::info "${prt_header}"
		for prt_col in "${prt_collections[@]}"; do
			std::info "\t${prt_col}"
		done
	}
 
        local -a args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
                                args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	if (( ${#args[@]} == 0 )); then
		args[0]='*'
	fi
	local -a _dirs=( "${UsrCollectionsDir[@]}" )
	print_collections "User collections:"     _dirs "${args[@]}"
	_dirs=()
	local _ol
	for _ol in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
		_dirs+=( "${OverlayInfo[${_ol}:install_root]}/collections" )
	done
	print_collections "\nSystem collections:" _dirs "${args[@]}"
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['saverm']='saverm'
Options['saverm']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['saverm']="
USAGE:
        module saverm [collection]
	       Delete the collection file under the user's collection
	       directory. If collection name is not specified, then it
	       is assumed to be the default collection.
"
#..............................................................................
subcommand_saverm() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Implementation of the saverm collection sub-command.'

        local -a args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
                                args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	if (( ${#args[@]} == 0 )); then
		args[0]='default'
	fi
	local -- path=''
	local -- collection=''
	for collection in "${args[@]}"; do
		search_collection path "${collection}"
		test -e "${path}/${collection}" || \
			die_collection_doesnt_exist "${collection}"
		${rm} -f "${path}/${collection}" 2>/dev/null || \
			die_removing_collection_failed "${collection}"
		# remove directories if empty
		${rmdir} -p "${path}/${collection%%/*}" 2>/dev/null
	done
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['saveshow']='saveshow'
Options['saveshow']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['saveshow']="
USAGE:
        module saveshow [collection...]
	       Display the content of collection. If collection name is not
	       specified, then it is assumed to be the default collection,
"
#..............................................................................
subcommand_saveshow() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Implementation of the saveshow collection sub-command.'

        local -a args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
                        -\? | -H | --help )
                                print_help "${SubCommand}"
                                ;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
                                args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	if (( ${#args[@]} == 0 )); then
		args[0]='default'
	fi
	local -- collection=''
	local -- path=''
	for collection in "${args[@]}"; do
		search_collection path "${collection}"
		test -e "${path}/${collection}" || \
			die_collection_doesnt_exist "${collection}"
		std::info "Collection '${collection}':"
		cat "${path}/${collection}" 1>&2
	done
}

##############################################################################
#
# sub-commands to manipulate the shell profile.
#
##

##############################################################################
Subcommands['initadd']='initadd'
Options['initadd']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['initadd']="
USAGE:
        module initadd	modulefile...
		Add modulefile(s) to the shell's initialization file in the
		user's home directory.  The startup files checked (in order)
		are:

                    csh -   .modules, .cshrc(.ext), .csh_variables, and
                            .login(.ext)
                    tcsh -  .modules, .tcshrc, .cshrc(.ext), .csh_variables,
                            and .login(.ext)
                    (k)sh - .modules, .profile(.ext), and .kshenv(.ext)
                    bash -  .modules, .bash_profile, .bash_login,
                            .profile(.ext) and .bashrc(.ext)
                    zsh -   .modules, .zcshrc(.ext), .zshenv(.ext), and
                            .zlogin(.ext)

                If a 'module load' line is found in any of these files, the
                modulefile(s) is(are) appended to any existing list of
                modulefiles.  The 'module load' line must be located in at
                least one of the files listed above for any of the 'init'
                sub-commands to work properly.  If the 'module load' line
                line is found in multiple shell initialization files, all
		of the lines are changed.
"
#..............................................................................
subcommand_initadd() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Implementation of the initadd sub-command.'

        subcommand_generic1plus "$@"
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['initprepend']='initprepend'
Options['initprepend']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['initprepend']="
USAGE:
        module initprepend modulefile...
		Does the same as initadd but prepends the given modules to
		the beginning of the list.
"
#..............................................................................
subcommand_initprepend() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Implementation of the initprepend sub-command.'

        subcommand_generic1plus "$@"
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['initrm']='initrm'
Options['initrm']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['initrm']="
USAGE:
        module initrm modulefile...
		Remove modulefile(s) from the shell's initialization files.
"
#..............................................................................
subcommand_initrm() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Implementation of the initrm sub-command.'

        subcommand_generic1plus "$@"
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['initswitch']='initswitch'
Options['initswitch']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['initswitch']="
USAGE:
        module initswitch modulefile1 modulefile2
		Switch modulefile1 with modulefile2 in the shell's
                initialization files.
"
#..............................................................................
subcommand_initswitch() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Implementation of the initswitch sub-command.'

	local args=()
	while (( $# > 0 )); do
		case $1 in
			-\? | --help )
				print_help "${SubCommand}"
				;;
			-- )
				shift 1
				args+=( "$@" )
				break
				;;
			* )
				args+=( "$1" )
				;;
		esac
		shift
	done
	if (( ${#args[@]} != 2 )); then
	        std::die 3 "%s %s: %s" \
                         "${CMD}" "${SubCommand}" \
                         "two arguments required not less not more"
	fi
	"${modulecmd}" "${Shell}" "${SubCommand}" "${args[@]}"
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['initlist']='initlist'
Options['initlist']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['initlist']="
USAGE:
        module initlist
		List all of the modulefiles loaded from the shell's
                initialization file.
"
#..............................................................................
subcommand_initlist() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Implementation of the initlist sub-command.'

	subcommand_generic0 "$@"
}

##############################################################################
Subcommands['initclear']='initclear'
Options['initclear']='-o \?H -l help'
Help['initclear']="
USAGE:
	module initclear
		Clear all of the modulefiles from the shell's
                initialization files.
"
#..............................................................................
subcommand_initclear() {
	local -r __doc__='
	      Implementation of the initclear sub-command.'

	subcommand_generic0 "$@"
}

##############################################################################
#
# main
#

# parse arguments
#

(( $# > 0 )) || print_help 'help'
# first argument must be a shell!
case "$1" in
	sh | bash | zsh )
		declare Shell="sh"
		;;
	csh | tcsh )
		declare Shell='csh'
		;;
	python )
		declare Shell='python'
		;;
	* )
		std::die 1 "${CMD}: unsupported shell -- $1"
		;;
esac
shift

debug(){
	:
}

# parse agruments till and including the sub-command
declare -a opts=()
while (( $# > 0 )); do
	case $1 in
		-\? | -H | --help | -help )
			print_help 'help'
			;;
		-V | --version )
			print_help 'version'
			;;
		--debug )
			set -x
			;;
		--verbose )
			debug(){
				echo "INFO: " "$@" 1>&2
			}
			;;
		'' )
			;;
		-* )
			opts+=( "$1" )
			;;
		* )
			SubCommand="$1"
			shift
			break
			;;
	esac
	shift
done

if [[ -z "${SubCommand}" ]]; then
	std::die 1 "${CMD}: no sub-command specified."
fi

if [[ ! -v Subcommands[${SubCommand}] ]]; then
	std::die 1 "${CMD}: unknown sub-command -- ${SubCommand}"
fi


# We (re-)initialise the Pmodules system, if
# PMODULES_ENV or MODULEPATH was not set/is empty
if [[ -z ${PMODULES_ENV} ]] || [[ -z "${MODULEPATH}" ]]; then
	pmodules_setup 'init'
else
	# restore variables from last call
	eval "$("${base64}" -d <<< "${PMODULES_ENV}" 2>/dev/null)"
fi

if [[ "${Version}" != "${PMODULES_VERSION}" ]]; then
	pm::read_config
	for ol_name in "${UsedOverlays[@]}"; do
		OverlayInfo[${ol_name}:used]='yes'
	done
	Version="${PMODULES_VERSION}"
	vars_to_be_exported['PMODULES_ENV']=1
fi

if [[ -z "${UsedGroups}" ]]        || \
	   [[ -z "${UsedReleaseStages}" ]] || \
	   (( ${#UsedOverlays[@]} == 0 )); then
	pmodules_setup 
fi

# we need to handle help text and options for sub-cmd aliases
SubCommand=${Subcommands[${SubCommand}]}

# parse arguments of the sub-command and call it
temp=$("${getopt}" --name="${CMD}" ${Options[${SubCommand}]} -- "${opts[@]}" "$@" ) \
	|| print_help "${SubCommand}"
eval set -- "${temp}"
unset temp

"subcommand_${SubCommand}" "$@"

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