class CodeRunner

  # In the next section are the implementations of all the standard Code Runner commands and some helper functions.

  def self.set_runner_defaults(copts = {})
      (DEFAULT_RUNNER_OPTIONS.keys - [:sys, :script_folder]).each do |var|
      DEFAULT_RUNNER_OPTIONS[var] =  copts[LONG_TO_SHORT[var]]
    end
    set_class_defaults(copts)
#     ep DEFAULT_RUNNER_OPTIONS
  end

  def self.set_class_defaults(copts={})
    (CLASS_OPTIONS.keys - []).each do |var|
      CLASS_OPTIONS[var] =  copts[LONG_TO_SHORT[var]]
      set(var, CLASS_OPTIONS[var])
    end
  end

  # List the available modlets for the given code (copts[:C] or -C on the command line).

  def self.available_modlets(copts={})
    process_command_options(copts)
    puts "\nAvailable modlets for #{copts[:C]}:"
    entries = []
    begin
      entries += Dir.entries(SCRIPT_FOLDER + "/code_modules/#{copts[:C]}/my_modlets")
    rescue
    end
    begin
      entries += Dir.entries(SCRIPT_FOLDER + "/code_modules/#{copts[:C]}/default_modlets")
    rescue
    end
    entries.each do |modlet|
      puts "\t" + File.basename(modlet, '.rb') unless ['.', '..', '.svn', '.directory'].include? modlet or modlet=~ /defaults/
    end
  end

    # List the available defaults files for the given code (copts[:C] or -C on the command line).

  def self.available_defaults_files(copts={})
    process_command_options(copts)
    entries = []
    #begin
      ##entries += Dir.entries(SCRIPT_FOLDER + "/code_modules/#{copts[:C]}/my_defaults_files")
      #entries +=
    #rescue
    #end
    #begin
    #run_class = setup_run_class(copts[:C], modlet: copts[:m])
    rc = run_class(copts)
    entries = [rc.rcp.user_defaults_location, rc.rcp.code_module_folder + "/defaults_files"].map{|folder|  Dir.entries(folder).grep(/_defaults\.rb$/) rescue []}.sum
      #entries += Dir.entries(SCRIPT_FOLDER + "/code_modules/#{copts[:C]}/defaults_files")
      #entries += Dir.entries(SCRIPT_FOLDER + "/code_modules/#{copts[:C]}/defaults_files")
    #rescue
    #end
    puts "\nAvailable defaults files for #{copts[:C]}:"
    entries.each do |defaults_file|
      #puts "\t" + File.basename(defaults_file, '.rb').sub(/_defaults/, '') unless ['.', '..', '.svn', '.directory'].include? defaults_file
      puts "\t" + File.basename(defaults_file, '.rb').sub(/_defaults/, '')
    end
  end

  # Cancel the job with the given id. The user is asked interactively for confirmation and whether they would like to delete the folder for that job as well.

  def self.cancel(id, copts={})
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    runner.cancel_job(id.to_i)
  end

  def self.continue_in_new_folder(folder, copts={})
    runner=fetch_runner(copts)
    options = {}
    if copts[:f] or copts[:j]
      options[:copy_ids] = runner.filtered_ids
    end

    runner.continue_in_new_folder(folder, options)
  end

  # This section defines the report report writing function in. The latex header is defined in run.rb. It is a run method and can be redefined in a particular CRMOD.
  # The function is simply called as follows:
  #
  #   interactively: wr j:<run no.>
  #   command line: coderunner write_report -j <run no>
  #
  # The requirements to use this function are:
  #
  #   1. pdflatex version 2014 or higher
  #   2. gnuplot
  #   3. ability to write eps graphs
  #
  # The graphs which are written out to the PDF are read in from a given CRMOD. It should be defined in the main .rb file for the CRMOD, e.g. gs2.rb.
  # As seen below, this function should be called 'latex_graphs'. To see an example of what this function should look like see GS2CRMOD, but it is simply an array of graphkits
  # and latex code blocks which describe plots.
  def self.write_report(copts={})
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    runs = runner.filtered_ids.map{|id| runner.combined_run_list[id]}

    #Loop through the runs and write a latex file for each
    runs.each do |r|
      Dir.chdir(runner.root_folder) do
        FileUtils.makedirs("run_docs")
        FileUtils.makedirs("run_docs/id_#{r.id}")
        Dir.chdir("run_docs/id_#{r.id}") do

          File.open("summary.tex", 'w') do |file|
            file.puts r.latex_report_header
            file.puts <<-EOF.gsub(/^ {14}/, "")
              \\begin{itemize}
            EOF

            #Need to call some methods here which reads the graphs we want from gs2crmod, generates the graphs
            #then generates the latex code to display graphs.
            latex_code = r.latex_graphs.inject("") do |tmp_latex_code, (kit, latexstring)|
              kit.gnuplot_write(kit.file_name) #write the graph
              tmp_latex_code += "\\item " + latexstring + " \n\n\\newfig{#{kit.file_name}}"
              tmp_latex_code += "\n\n"
              tmp_latex_code
            end

            file.puts <<-EOF.gsub(/^ {14}/, "")
              #{latex_code}
              \\end{itemize}
              \\end{document}
            EOF
          end #file write
          system "pdflatex summary.tex"
        end
      end #chdir
    end # run loop
  end

  def self.delete(copts={})
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    runner.destroy
  end
  def self.differences_between(copts = {})
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    runs = runner.filtered_ids.map{|id| runner.combined_run_list[id]}
    rcp_fetcher = (runs[0] || runner.run_class).rcp
    vars = rcp_fetcher.variables.dup + rcp_fetcher.run_info.dup
    vars.delete_if{|var| runs.map{|r| r.send(var)}.uniq.size == 1}
    vars.delete :id
    vars.delete :run_name
    vars.delete :output_file
    vars.delete :error_file
    vars.delete :executable
    vars.delete :comment
    vars.delete :naming_pars
    vars.delete :parameter_hash
    vars.unshift :id
    #vars.push 'File.basename(executable)'
    table = vars.map{|var| [var] + runs.map{|r| str = r.instance_eval(var.to_s).to_s; str.size>10?str[0..9]:str} }
    #vars[-1] = 'exec'
    col_widths = table.map{|row| row.map{|v| v.to_s.size}}.inject{|o,n| o.zip(n).map{|a| a.max}}
    eputs
    table.each{|row| i=0; eputs row.map{|v| str = sprintf(" %#{col_widths[i]}s ", v.to_s); i+=1; str}.join('|'); eputs '-' * (col_widths.sum + col_widths.size*3 - 1) }
    #p table, col_widths
  end

  def self.dumb_film(copts = {})
#     process_copts(copts)
    #old_term = GraphKit::GNUPLOT_DEFAULT_TERM
    size = Terminal.terminal_size
    size[0] -= 2
    term = "dumb #{size.reverse.join(' ')}"
    string = "\n" * size[0]

    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    string_to_eval = copts[:w]
    frame_array = copts[:F][:frame_array] || copts[:F][:fa]
    index_name = copts[:F][:index_name] || copts[:F][:in]
    #options = (options and options =~ /\S/) ? eval(options): {}
    puts string
    for index in frame_array[0]..frame_array[1]
      string.true_lines.times{print "\033[A"}
      kit = runner.graphkit_from_lists(copts[:G], copts[:g], index_name => index)
      kit.gp.term =  term
      kit.gnuplot(eval: string_to_eval)
      sleep(copts[:F][:fr] ? 1.0/copts[:F][:fr] :  0.1)
    end
  end
#   def self.executable_name # :nodoc:
#     ""
#   end
#
#   def self.rcp # :nodoc:
#     @rcp ||= KitHash.new
#   end
  def self.netcdf_plot(netcdf_file, vars, indices, copts={})
    process_command_options(copts)
    begin
      require "numru/netcdf"
    rescue LoadError
        eputs "Error: No Ruby NetCDF library (was it installed correctly?): data analysis for netcdf files not possible."
        return
    end
    start_indices = indices.split(',').map{|idx|  idx = idx.split(':')[0] if idx =~ /:/ ; eval(idx) || 0}
    end_indices = indices.split(',').map{|idx| idx = idx.split(':')[1] if idx =~ /:/ ; eval(idx) || -1}

    ep 'start_indices', start_indices, 'end_indices', end_indices
    file = NumRu::NetCDF.open(netcdf_file)
    to_plot = vars.split(',').map do |var|
      ep 'var', var
      [file.var(var).get('start'=> start_indices, 'end'=> end_indices).to_a.flatten]
    end
    ep 'to_plot', to_plot
    kit = GraphKit.quick_create(*to_plot)
    ep 'copts', copts
    kit.instance_eval(copts[:w]) if copts[:w]
    kit.gnuplot
    STDIN.gets
    kit.close
  end



  def self.print_queue_status(copts={})
    begin
      eputs queue_status
    rescue => _err
      eputs "General queue status doesn't work on this system; showing queue status for this folder"
#       p err
      runner = fetch_runner(copts)
      eputs runner.queue_status
    end
  end





  def self.reference(class_or_method, copts={})
    code_folders = Dir.recursive_entries(SCRIPT_FOLDER + '/code_modules').grep(/\/ri$/).map{|fold| ['-d', fold]}.flatten
#     ep code_folders

#     require 'rdoc/ri/driver'

# "
#     op = @ri_count ? [] : (@ri_count = true; ['--no-use-cache'])
#     trap(1){puts 'No help available'}
#     at_exit{raise ""}
#     p op
    begin
      eputs "Looking up #{class_or_method}"
      RDoc::RI::Driver.run ['-d', SCRIPT_FOLDER + '/ri', class_or_method.to_s] + code_folders
    rescue => err
      eputs "Unknown class or method or no help available: #{err}"
    end
#     trap(1){}
  end


  def self.directory(id, copts={})
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    puts runner.run_list[id.to_i].directory
  end
  def self.film(copts={})
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    copts[:F][:graphkit_modify] = copts[:w]
    runner.make_film_from_lists(copts[:G], copts[:g], copts[:F])
  end

  def self.generate_documentation(username = nil, copts = {})
    ep 'username', username||=ENV['USER']

    ####### Here we use the command line documentation to generate a fake ruby file that rdoc will understand.
    File.open("class_methods_rdoc.rb", 'w') do |file|
      file.puts <<EOF
  class CodeRunner


#{COMMANDS_WITH_HELP.inject("") do |str, (long, _short, _nargs, comhelp, argnames, options)|
  (puts "Please run this command in the coderunner trunk directory"; exit) unless Dir.pwd =~ /coderunner\/trunk$/
    str << <<EOF2
  # #{comhelp.gsub(/\n/, "\n  # ")}
  #
  # Possible options:
  #
#{options.inject("") do |strr, opt|
    _longop, _shortop, _req, ophelp = COMMAND_LINE_FLAGS_WITH_HELP.find{|arr| arr[1] == "-" + opt.to_s}
    strr << "  # :#{opt} --- #{ophelp.gsub(/\n/, "\n  # ")}\n  #\n"
  end}

  def self.#{long}(#{(argnames+[""]).join(",")}command_options={})
  end

EOF2
  end
  }
  end
EOF
    end
#     exit

    system "rm -rf doc/"
    system "rm -rf ri/"
    raise 'Please set RDOC_COMMAND' unless ENV['RDOC_COMMAND']
    system "#{ENV['RDOC_COMMAND']} --format=html -t 'CodeRunner Documentation' -m INDEX.rb  INDEX.rb code_runner_version.rb gnuplot.rb graphkit_gnuplot.rb graphkit.rb gsl_tools.rb  run_backwards_compatibility.rb feedback.rb run.rb fortran_namelist.rb graphs_and_films.rb  class_methods_rdoc.rb instance_methods.rb"
    system "#{ENV['RDOC_COMMAND']} -r --op ri INDEX.rb code_runner_version.rb gnuplot.rb graphkit_gnuplot.rb graphkit.rb gsl_tools.rb  run_backwards_compatibility.rb feedback.rb run.rb fortran_namelist.rb graphs_and_films.rb  class_methods_rdoc.rb instance_methods.rb"

    exit if username == ""

    string = "rsync -av --delete doc/  #{username},coderunner@web.sourceforge.net:htdocs/api_documentation/"

    puts string
    exec string

  end


  def self.generate_cubecalc(copts={})
    #return
    File.open('cubecalc.cc', 'w') do |file|
    file.puts <<EOF
#include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <fstream>
#include <cstring>
#include <ctime>
using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char* argv[]){
  string line;
  cout << "Starting..." << endl;

  int calculate_sides = atoi(argv[1]); //Should the program calculate the area of the sides of the cube?
  cout << calculate_sides << endl;

  char* input_file_name = argv[2]; //Get the input file name from the command line
  cout << input_file_name << endl;

  if (argc > 3){ //It has been told to sleep for a time
    bool cont = true;
    time_t start_t;
    time(&start_t);
    while (cont){
      time_t new_t;
      time(&new_t);
      cont = (new_t < (start_t + atoi(argv[3]) * 1.0));
    }
  }

  ifstream edges_file(input_file_name); //Read the edges from the input file
  float* edges = new float[3];
  int j = 0;
  while (edges_file >> edges[j++]){
    cout << edges[j-1] << endl;
  }


  FILE* output = fopen("results.txt", "w"); //Write the volume to the output file
  fprintf(output, "Volume was %f", edges[0] * edges[1] * edges[2]);
  fclose(output);

  if (calculate_sides == 1){ //If it has been told to calculate the sides
    cout << "calculating sides" << endl;
    FILE* sides = fopen("sides.txt", "w");
    for(int i=0; i<3; i++){
      cout << "Side " << i << ": " << edges[(i%3)] * edges[((i+1)%3)] << endl;
      fprintf(sides, "The area of side %d is %f\\n", i, edges[i%3] * edges[(i+1)%3]);
    }
    fclose(sides);
  }
}



EOF

    end
  end
  def self.launcher_directory
    ENV['HOME'] + "/.coderunner/to_launch/#{ENV['CODE_RUNNER_LAUNCHER']}"
  end
  def self.start_launcher(refresh, max_queue, copts={})
    #eputs "Starting launcher!"
    raise "Raise refresh is #{refresh}: it must be >= 0.1" if refresh.to_f < 0.1
    raise "Raise max_queue is #{max_queue}: it must be >= 5" if max_queue.to_i < 5
    #raise "Launcher already running" if %x[ps -e -o cmd].split("\n").grep(/coderunner\s+launch/).size > 0
    require 'thread'
    tl = launcher_directory #SCRIPT_FOLDER + '/to_launch'
    #exit unless Feedback.get_boolean( "Launch directory #{tl} already exists: it is suggested that you change the prefix by changing the environment variable CODE_RUNNER_LAUNCHER. Do you wish to continue (don't select yes unless you know what you are doing)?") if FileTest.exist? tl
    raise "Launch directory #{tl} already exists: it is suggested that you change the prefix by changing the environment variable CODE_RUNNER_LAUNCHER. Do you wish to continue (don't select yes unless you know what you are doing)?" if FileTest.exist? tl
#     FileUtils.rm_r tl if FileTest.exist? tl
    eputs "Starting launcher\n"
    at_exit{FileUtils.rm_r tl}
    FileUtils.makedirs tl

    unless ENV['CODE_RUNNER_LAUNCHER'] =~ /serial/
      mutex = Mutex.new
      processes= []

      Thread.new do
        loop do
          `cp #{tl}/queue_status.txt #{tl}/queue_status2.txt`
          `ps > #{tl}/queue_status.txt`
          mutex.synchronize do 
            File.open("#{tl}/queue_status.txt", 'a') do |f| 
              # This ensures that the right pids will be listed,
              # regardless of the way that ps behaves
              f.puts processes 
            end
          end
          sleep 1
        end
      end


      Thread.new do
        loop do
          Dir.entries(tl).each do |file|
            next unless file =~ (/(^.*)\.stop/)
            pid = $1
            mutex.synchronize{Process.kill(pid); processes.delete pid}
          end
          sleep refresh.to_i
        end
      end

      #Dir.chdir(tl) do
      ppid = $$
      loop do
        sleep refresh.to_i while processes.size >= max_queue.to_i
#         processes = []
        Dir.entries(tl).grep(/(^.*)\.start/).each do |file|
          file =~ (/(^.*)\.start/)
          id = $1
          command = ""
          command = File.read tl + '/' + file while command == ""
          pid = fork do
            processes.each do |wpid|
              # Make sure all previously submitted jobs have finished.
              sleep refresh.to_i while %x[ps -e -o pid,ppid].split("\n").grep(Regexp.new("^\\s*#{wpid}\\s+#{ppid}")).size > 0
            end
            #p ["command", command]
            exec(command + "\n wait")
          end
          `cp #{tl}/queue_status.txt #{tl}/queue_status2.txt; ps > #{tl}/queue_status.txt`
          mutex.synchronize{processes.push pid}

          File.open(tl + '/' + id + '.pid', 'w'){|fle| fle.puts pid}
          FileUtils.rm(tl + '/' + file)

          Thread.new{Process.wait pid; mutex.synchronize{processes.delete pid}}
        end
#         processes.each{|pid| Process.wait pid}
        sleep refresh.to_i
      end
    #end
      #
    else
      loop do
        Dir.entries(tl).grep(/(^.*)\.start/).each do |file|
          file =~ (/(^.*)\.start/)
          id = $1
          command = ""
          command = File.read tl + '/' + file while command == ""
          pid = 12345
          File.open(tl + '/' + id + '.pid', 'w'){|fle| fle.puts pid}
          File.open("#{tl}/queue_status.txt", "w"){|fle| fle.puts pid}
          `cp #{tl}/queue_status.txt #{tl}/queue_status2.txt`
          FileUtils.rm(tl + '/' + file)
          system "#{command} \n\n wait \n\n"
          File.open("#{tl}/queue_status.txt", "w"){|fle| fle.puts}
          `cp #{tl}/queue_status.txt #{tl}/queue_status2.txt`
        end
        sleep refresh.to_i
      end
    end

  end


  def self.code_runner_execute(ruby_fragment, copts={})
    #eval(ruby_fragment, GLOBAL_BINDING)
    eval(ruby_fragment)
  end
  def self.execute(ruby_fragment, copts={})
    eval(ruby_fragment, GLOBAL_BINDING)
    #eval(ruby_fragment)
  end
  def self.load_file(files, copts={})
    process_command_options(copts)
#     begin
      files.split(/\s*,\s*/).each do |file|
#         p file
        raise ArgumentError.new("#{file} is not a file.") unless File.file? file
        load file
      end
#     rescue
#       eval(files)
#     end

  end

  def self.parameter_scan(parameter_scan_array_file, copts={})
    parameter_scan_array = eval(File.read(parameter_scan_array_file))
#       process_copts(copts)
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    skip = true unless copts[:k] == false
    #_folder = Dir.pwd
    Log.logf("self.parameter_scan")
#     @@runners = {}
    @@mutex = Mutex.new
#     @runner = new(folder, code: copts[:C], modlet: copts[:m], version: copts[:v], executable: copts[:X])
    @@psppipe = PPipe.new(parameter_scan_array.size + 2,  true, controller_refresh: 0.5, redirect: false)
    parameter_scan_array.each do |parameter_scan|
        @@psppipe.fork do
          runner.parameter_scan(parameter_scan, copts[:p][0], skip: skip, nprocs: copts[:n])
        end
    end
    @@psppipe.finish
    @@psppipe = nil
  end
  def self.plot_graph(copts = {})
#     process_copts(copts)
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    string_to_eval = copts[:w]
    #options = (options and options =~ /\S/) ? eval(options): {}
    eputs 'Starting Graph'
    kit = runner.graphkit_from_lists(copts[:G], copts[:g])
    kit.gnuplot(eval: string_to_eval)
    gets
    kit.close
  end
  def self.readout(copts={})
#     process_copts(copts)
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    puts runner.readout
  end
  def self.recheck(id, copts={})
#     process_copts(copts)
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    runner.run_list[copts[:R]].recheck
    runner.respond_to_requests
  end
  def self.run_class(copts={})
    process_command_options(copts)
    copts[:no_update] = true
    unless copts[:C]
      if FileTest.exist? file=Dir.pwd + '/.code_runner_script_defaults.rb'
        copts[:C] = eval(File.read(file))[:code]
        copts[:m] = eval(File.read(file))[:modlet]
      elsif self.runner
        copts[:C] = self.runner.code
        copts[:m] = self.runner.modlet
      end
    end
    #ep ['code', 'modlet is', copts[:C], copts[:m]]

    return setup_run_class(copts[:C], modlet: copts[:m])
  end
  def self.code_command(string, copts = {})
    run_class(copts).class_eval(string)

#      runner = fetch_runner(copts)
#      runner.run_class.class_eval(string)
  end
  def self.run_command(string, copts={})
#       process_copts(copts)
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)

    eputs "Calling run_commmand..."
#     puts "Warning: Use large cache is on (-U or -u) -- no results will be saved" if runner.use_large_cache
    ppipe = PPipe.new(runner.filtered_ids.size + 1, false) if copts[:M]
    no_save = (runner.class == RemoteCodeRunner or copts[:y] =~ /no-save/)
#   runner.generate_combined_ids
#   ep runner.filtered_ids
    runner.filtered_ids.each do |id|
      run = runner.combined_run_list[id]

      if no_save or run.is_component
        if copts[:M]
          fork{run.instance_eval(string)}
        else
          run.instance_eval(string)
        end
      else
        if copts[:M]
          _pn = ppipe.fork do
            Dir.chdir(run.directory) do
              run.instance_eval(string);
              run.save
              run.write_results
            end
            ppipe.i_send(id, Marshal.dump(run), tp: 0)
          end
        else
          Dir.chdir(run.directory){run.instance_eval(string); run.save; run.write_results}
        end

      end
    end
    unless no_save
      (runner.filtered_ids.each{|id| runner.run_list[id] = Marshal.load(ppipe.w_recv(id).contents)};ppipe.finish) if copts[:M]
      runner.save_large_cache
    end

#     Process.waitall
    runner.respond_to_requests
  end
  def self.runner_eval(string, copts = {})
#      process_copts(copts)
     runner = fetch_runner(copts)

     #ep ['server string is', string]

     return_val = runner.instance_eval(string)

     if copts[:Z]
       Kernel.puts(server_dump(return_val))
     else
       return return_val
     end

  end
  def self.scan(scan_string, copts={})
#       process_copts(copts)
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
      runner.simple_scan(scan_string, nprocs: copts[:n], version: copts[:v], skip: copts[:k], parameters: copts[:p][0])
  end
  def self.submit(copts = {})
#     process_copts(copts)
    runner = get_submit_runner(copts)
#     raise "something is already submitting" if FileTest.exist? "submitting"
    runs = []
    raise "Parameters must be an array of inspected hashes" unless copts[:p].kind_of? Array
    #raise "Can't submit using a merged runner" if runner.kind_of? CodeRunner::Merged
    Dir.chdir(runner.root_folder) do

      copts[:p].push nil if copts[:p] == []
  #         ep copts[:p]; exit
      copts[:p].each do |pars|
        run = runner.run_class.new(runner)
  #       p pars
        run.update_submission_parameters(pars)
        runs.push run
      end
#       exit
    end
    runner.submit(runs, nprocs: copts[:n], version: copts[:v], skip: copts[:k], job_chain: copts[:J], no_update_before_submit: copts[:no_update_before_submit])
    #exit(0)
  end
  # Fetch a runner appropriate for submitting simulations. In 
  # all usual cases this is just the default runner for the command
  # but where several folders have been specified and we are dealing
  # with a merged runner, a single runner is chosen from the merged
  # runners using submit_runner_index
  def self.get_submit_runner(copts)
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    unless runner.kind_of? CodeRunner::Merged
      return runner
    else
      unless copts[:submit_runner_index]
        raise "You can't submit runs using a merged runner. Please specify the option --submit-runner-index (or submit_runner_index in interactive mode)"
      else
        return runner.runners[copts[:submit_runner_index]]
      end
    end
  end
  def self.resubmit(copts = {})
    runner = get_submit_runner(copts)
#     process_copts(copts)
#     raise "something is already submitting" if FileTest.exist? "submitting"
    runs = []
    raise "Parameters must be an array of inspected hashes" unless copts[:p].kind_of? Array
    Dir.chdir(runner.root_folder) do
      runs = runner.filtered_ids.map do |id|
        eputs id
        run = runner.run_list[id].dup
        run.output_file = nil
        run.error_file = nil

        run.resubmit_id = run.id
        if copts[:smart_resubmit_name]
          eputs "Smart name"
          run.set(:naming_pars,  [:resubmit_id])
        end
        run.update_submission_parameters(copts[:p][0], false)
        run.run_name = nil unless copts[:rerun]
        run
      end
    end
    #throw(:here)

    runner.submit(runs, nprocs: copts[:n], version: copts[:v], skip: copts[:k], job_chain: copts[:J], no_update_before_submit: copts[:no_update_before_submit], replace_existing: copts[:replace_existing], smart_resubmit_name: copts[:smart_resubmit_name], rerun: copts[:rerun])
  end

  # This method allows the straightforward submission of a single command using the batch queue on any system.
  def self.submit_command(jid, comm, copts={})
    process_command_options(copts)
    submitter = Object.new
    submitter.instance_variable_set(:@command, comm)
    submitter.instance_variable_set(:@jid, jid)
    submitter.instance_variable_set(:@nprocs, copts[:n])
    submitter.instance_variable_set(:@wall_mins, copts[:W])
    submitter.instance_variable_set(:@project, copts[:P])
    class << submitter
      include CodeRunner::SYSTEM_MODULE
      def executable_name
        'custom'
      end
      def job_identifier
        @jid
      end
      def run_command
        @command
      end
    end
    submitter.execute
  end



  def self.readout(copts={})
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    runner.readout
  end
  def self.show_values_of(expression, copts={})
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    p runner.filtered_ids.map{|id| runner.combined_run_list[id].instance_eval(expression)}.uniq.sort
  end
  def self.status_with_comments(copts={})
    copts[:with_comments] = true
    status(copts)
  end
  def self.status(copts={})
#     process_copts(copts)
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    runner.print_out(0, with_comments: copts[:with_comments]) unless copts[:interactive_start] or copts[:Z] or copts[:no_print_out]
  end
  def self.status_loop(copts={})
#     process_copts(copts)
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    runner.print_out(0, with_comments: copts[:with_comments]) unless copts[:interactive_start] or copts[:Z] or copts[:no_print_out]
    break_out = false
    loop do
      old_trap = trap(2){eputs " Terminating loop, please wait..."; break_out = true}
      runner.use_large_cache = true
      runner.update(false)
      (trap(2, old_trap); break) if break_out
      runner.recheck_filtered_runs(false)
      runner.print_out(nil, with_comments: copts[:with_comments])
      trap(2, old_trap)
      break if break_out
      break if not runner.run_list.values.find do |r|
        not [:Complete, :Failed].include? r.status
      end
      #ep "sleep"
      sleep 3
      #ep "end sleep"
    end
  end
  def self.write_graph(name, copts={})
#     process_copts(copts)
    runner = fetch_runner(copts)
    eputs 'Starting Graph'
    kit = runner.graphkit_from_lists(copts[:G], copts[:g])
    #options = copts[:w]
    #options = (options and options =~ /\S/) ? eval(options): {}
    name = nil unless name =~ /\S/
    max = 0
    name.sub!(/^\~/, ENV['HOME']) if name
    if name and name =~ /%d\./
      regex = Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(File.basename(name)).sub(/%d/, '(?<number>\d+)'))
      Dir.entries(File.dirname(name)).join("\n").scan(regex) do
        max = [max, $~[:number].to_i].max
      end
      name = name.sub(/%d/, (max + 1).to_s)
    end
    raise "kit doesn't have a file_name and no filename specified; can't write graph" unless name or (kit.file_name.class == String and kit.file_name =~ /\S/)
    Dir.chdir(COMMAND_FOLDER){kit.gnuplot_write((name or kit.file_name), {eval: copts[:w]})}
  end
  def self.read_default_command_options(copts)
    DEFAULT_COMMAND_OPTIONS.each do |key, value|
      copts[key] ||= value
    end
  end
  def self.process_command_options(copts)
    if copts[:true]
      copts[:true].to_s.split(//).each do |letter|
        copts[letter.to_sym] = true
      end
    end
    if copts[:false]
      copts[:false].to_s.split(//).each do |letter|
        copts[letter.to_sym] = false
      end
    end

    read_default_command_options(copts)
    copts.each do |key, value|
      copts[LONG_TO_SHORT[key]] = value if LONG_TO_SHORT[key]
    end


    if copts[:j] # j can be a number '65' or list of numbers '65,43,382'
      copts[:f]= "#{eval("[#{copts[:j]}]").inspect}.include? id"
    end
    if copts[:X] and FileTest.exist? copts[:X]
      copts[:X] = File.expand_path(copts[:X])
    end
    if copts[:z]
      Log.log_file = Dir.pwd + '/.cr_logfile.txt'
      Log.clean_up
    else
      Log.log_file = nil
    end
    copts[:F] = (copts[:F].class == Hash ? copts[:F] : (copts[:F].class == String and copts[:F] =~ /\A\{.*\}\Z/) ? eval(copts[:F]) : {})
    copts[:G]= [copts[:G]] if copts[:G].kind_of? String
    copts[:g]= [copts[:g]] if copts[:g].kind_of? String
#     if copts[:p] and copts[:p].class == String # should be a hash or an inspected hash
#       copts[:p] = eval(copts[:p])
#     end
    copts[:p] = [copts[:p]].compact unless copts[:p].class == Array
    #for i in 0...copts[:p].size
    case copts[:h]
    when :c, :component
      copts[:h] = :component
    when :r, :real
      copts[:h] = :real
    else
      copts[:h] = :real
    end

#     ep Log.log_file
    #copts[:code_copts].each{|k,v| CODE_OPTIONS[k] = v} if copts[:code_copts]
    copts.keys.map{|k| k.to_s}.grep(/_options$/).map{|k| k.to_sym}.each do |k|
      CODE_OPTIONS[k.to_s.sub('_options','').to_sym] = copts[k]
    end


  end

  # Analyse copts[:Y], the choice of the root folder for the runner, and make appropriate
  # modifications to the command options for running remotely, etc.
  def self.process_root_folder(copts)
    copts[:Y] ||= DEFAULT_COMMAND_OPTIONS[:Y] if DEFAULT_COMMAND_OPTIONS[:Y]
    if copts[:Y] and copts[:Y].kind_of? Array
      eputs "Warning: ignoring additional folders... selecting folder: #{copts[:Y]=copts[:Y][0]}"
    end
    if copts[:Y] and copts[:Y] =~ /:/
      set_class_defaults(copts)
      copts[:running_remotely] = true
    else
      copts[:Y] = copts[:Y].gsub(/~/, ENV['HOME']) if copts[:Y]
      Dir.chdir((copts[:Y] or Dir.pwd)) do
        set_runner_defaults(copts)
#         ep DEFAULT_RUNNER_OPTIONS
      end
    end
  end

  CODE_OPTIONS={}

  # Retrieve the runner with the folder (and possibly server) given in copts[:Y]. If no runner has been loaded for that folder, load one.

  def self.fetch_runner(copts={})
#     ep copts
    #read_default_command_options(copts)
    process_command_options(copts)
    # If copts(:Y) is an array of locations, return a merged runner of those locations
    #copts[:Y] ||= DEFAULT_COMMAND_OPTIONS[:Y] if DEFAULT_COMMAND_OPTIONS[:Y]
    if copts[:Y].kind_of? Array
      runners = copts[:Y].map do |location|
        new_copts = copts.dup.absorb(Y: location)
        fetch_runner(new_copts)
      end
      return Merged.new(*runners)
    end
    process_root_folder(copts)
    #ep copts
    @runners ||= {}
    runner = nil
    if copts[:Y] and copts[:Y] =~ /:/
      copts_r = copts.dup
      host, folder = copts[:Y].split(':')
      copts_r[:Y] = nil
      copts[:Y] = nil
      unless @runners[[host, folder]]
        copts[:cache] ||= :auto
        runner = @runners[[host, folder]] = RemoteCodeRunner.new(host, folder, copts)
        #(eputs 'Updating remote...'; runner.update) unless (copts[:g] and (copts[:g].kind_of? String or copts[:g].size > 0)) or copts[:no_update] or copts[:cache]
      else
        runner = @runners[[host, folder]]
      end
      runner.process_copts(copts)
    else

      copts[:Y] ||= Dir.pwd
        Dir.chdir((copts[:Y] or Dir.pwd)) do
        unless @runners[copts[:Y]]
          runner = @runners[copts[:Y]] = CodeRunner.new(Dir.pwd, code: copts[:C], modlet: copts[:m], version: copts[:v], executable: copts[:X], defaults_file: copts[:D])
          runner.update unless copts[:no_update]
        else
          runner = @runners[copts[:Y]]
        end
        #p 'reading defaults', runner.recalc_all, DEFAULT_RUNNER_OPTIONS
        runner.read_defaults
        #p 'read defaults', runner.recalc_all

      end #Dir.chdir
    end
#     ep copts
    return runner
#     @r.read_defaults
  end
  def self.update_runners
    @runners ||= {}
    @runners.each{|runner| runner.update}
  end


  def self.runner
    @runners ||={}
    @runners.values[0]
  end


    def self.manual(copts={})
      help = <<EOF


-------------CodeRunner Manual---------------

  Written by Edmund Highcock (2009)

NAME

  coderunner


SYNOPSIS

  coderunner <command> [arguments] [options]


DESCRIPTION

  CodeRunner is a framework for the running and analysis of large simulations. It is a Ruby package and can be used to write Ruby scripts. However it also has a powerful command line interface. The aim is to be able to submit simulations, analyse data and plot graphs all using simple commands. This manual is a quick reference. For a more tutorial style introduction to CodeRunner go to
       http://coderunner.sourceforge.net

  This help page documents the commandline interface. For API documentation see
       http://coderunner.sourceforge.net/api_documentation

  As is standard, <> indicates a parameter to be supplied, and [] indicates an option, unless otherwise stated.

EXAMPLES

   $ coderunner sub -p '{height: 34.2, width: 221}' -n 24x4 -W 300

   $ coderunner can 34 -U

   $ coderunner plot -G 'height:width;{};depth==2.4 and status == :Completed;height'

   $ coderunner st -ul

   $ coderunner rc 'p status' -U

COMMANDS

   Either the long or the short form of the command may be used, except in interactive mode, where only short form can be used.

    Long(Short)  <Arguments>  (Meaningful Options)
    ---------------------------------------------

#{(COMMANDS_WITH_HELP.sort_by{|arr| arr[0]}.map do |arr|
     sprintf(" %s %s(%s) \n\t%s", "#{arr[0]}(#{arr[1]})",    arr[4].map{|arg| "<#{arg}>"}.join(' ').sub(/(.)$/, '\1 '), arr[5].map{|op| op.to_s}.join(','), arr[3], )
    end).join("\n\n")}

OPTIONS

#{((COMMAND_LINE_FLAGS_WITH_HELP + LONG_COMMAND_LINE_OPTIONS).map do |arr|
   sprintf("%-15s %-2s\n\t%s", arr[0], arr[1], arr[3])
  end).join("\n\n")
    }

EOF
     #help.gsub(/(.{63,73} |.{73})/){"#$1\n\t"}.paginate
     help.paginate
    end





end