anaMCTuple_cfg.py

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import HpstrConf
import sys
import os
import baseConfig as base
 
#options = base.parser.parse_args()
 
 
base.parser.add_argument("-w", "--tracking", type=str, dest="tracking",
                         help="Which tracking to use to make plots", metavar="tracking", default="KF")
options = base.parser.parse_args()
 
 
print(options)
 
# Use the input file to set the output file name
infile = options.inFilename
outfile = options.outFilename
 
analysis = options.analysis
 
 
print('Input file: %s' % infile)
print('Output file: %s' % outfile)
print('Analysis : %s' % analysis)
 
p = HpstrConf.Process()
 
p.run_mode = 1
p.skip_events = options.skip_events
p.max_events = options.nevents
 
#p.max_events = 1000
 
# Library containing processors
p.add_library("libprocessors")
 
 
 
mcana = HpstrConf.Processor('mcana', 'MCAnaProcessor')
 
 
mcana.parameters["debug"] = 0
mcana.parameters["anaName"] = "mcAna"
mcana.parameters["partColl"] = "MCParticle"
mcana.parameters["trkrHitColl"] = "TrackerHits"
mcana.parameters["ecalHitColl"] = "EcalHits"
mcana.parameters["analysis"] = analysis
mcana.parameters["histCfg"] = os.environ['HPSTR_BASE']+'/analysis/plotconfigs/mc/basicMC.json'
 
# Sequence which the processors will run.
p.sequence = [mcana]
 
p.input_files = infile
p.output_files = [outfile]
 
p.printProcess()