Thanks, Tom. Everything worked with the skimmed data without much effort, including the event display. These modules were sufficient for my stuff: MUnCompressRawData MMuSCAnalysisMQL MMuSCAnalysisC uiuc_analysis After going through only a few events, I already found one that looks like a good stop but was missed by my code. Maybe there's an extra blue point one clock tick later that was found to be too far off the green line. Anyway, it's clear I have to relax the relevant cut. Steven On Tue, Aug 23, 2005 at 03:21:28PM -0700, Tom Banks wrote: > > Hey Steve, > > you can find the modules needed to analyze skimmed data in > mu/work.ana-skim/MODULES. To give you some background, after we decided > in May to introduce skimming and ntupling, we created additional > special-purpose work directories with custom MODULES listings: > > mu/work : original work dir; analyzes raw data > mu/work.skim : converts raw data to skimmed data > mu/work.ana-skim : analyzes the skimmed data, produces Ntuples > mu/work.ana-ntuple : analyzes Ntuples > > You should be able to grab these new directories with the commands > > cvs update -d work.* > > Concerning the ODB requirements, I'm not entirely sure what needs to be > done. I think that you might only need to cvs update the mu/compress > directory and recompile the code. I don't remember explicitly loading a > skim-related ODB file, but I might have done so. > > Concerning the event display, I haven't made the time yet to get it > working on my computer, with either raw or skimmed data, so I'm not much > help there. > > I'm sure Guru Gray could tell you pretty quickly how to set up the > skimming and whether it's possible to event display the skimmed data. > > Tom
Attachment:
cMuEventDisplay_1.gif
Description: GIF image
Attachment:
cTrackEventDisplay_1.gif
Description: GIF image
Attachment:
ceEventDisplay_1.gif
Description: GIF image
