Fix PJ cache for GetComponentType #341
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Fix PJ cache for GetComponentType
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…ilure Merge pull request #341 from LLNL/mcm86-24aug23-fix-pjcache-failure
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Getting objects in python module using absolute or relative paths (except for ojects in the cwd) was not working.
The PDB driver has a caching mechanism with various variables controlling it. One is an integer flag,
use_PJgroup_cache. That flag was being used to control some behavior of the cache but not all of it. I added a test for it as a condition to make a newPJ_GetObject()call from withinPJ_GetComponentType().This corrected the behavior of the python module.