_fast_hunt(product,
dir='exec',
host=None,
release=None,
min_release=None,
compat=None,
arch=None)
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Look for the exec, lib, or data directory for a given Schrodinger
product. For local searches in simple installations, avoid using hunt.py.
Otherwise, call hunt function.
- Parameters:
dir (str) - The type of directory to find; must be 'exec', 'lib', or 'data'
and defaults to 'exec'.host (str) - A remote host to use for searching.release (str) - A specific version number to restrict searching to. Valid forms
are '40', 'v4.0', 'v40028', '40037'.min_release (str) - A minimum version number to restrict searching to. Accepts the
same formats as the release argument. Note that if you want to
specify a minimum release of mmshare, the
schrodinger.version_at_least function will do so more quickly and
will work with developer builds in addition to official builds.compat (str or iterable with str elements) - An absolute pathname of an executable directory to require
compatibility with. Compatibility with multiple executable
directories can be specified by providing an iterable with all
the directories as elements.arch (str) - A particular platform code (for instance, 'Linux-x86'). This can
be a regular expression that is compared with the name of the
bin/ subdirectory. - Returns: str
- The executable, lib, or data directory of the desired product,
subject to the specified product/version compatibility
requirements. If no directory is found, the empty string is
returned.
- Raises:
e - Raises an Exception if SCHRODINGER is not defined, or if the
execution of hunt.py fails.
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