Re: Changes to BRAT (SuperMon and multiple file read)

From: Flemming Videbaek (videbaek@sgs1.hirg.bnl.gov)
Date: Fri Jun 09 2000 - 16:46:27 EDT

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    Dear Kris,
    (and other listeners)
    
    This sounds good -  
    Just to add to the work to do. Could you update the 'stand-alone' Monitor applications in ~opeartor/monitor/run
    It did cause a bit of problems (due to changes made to e.g. c1 (by myself) Mult(by hiro). I think we should really put these into a seperate directory under brat  monitor_app or iunder Online such that they can enter into the normal update cycle. They setup there including the compiled SuperMon is VERY useful for data taking.
    
    Flemming
      ----- Original Message ----- 
      From: hagel@comp.tamu.edu 
      To: BRAT Development List 
      Sent: Friday, June 09, 2000 2:25 PM
      Subject: Changes to BRAT (SuperMon and multiple file read)
    
    
      Hello, 
      This message is to announce changes to SuperMon to enable reading several files in one sitting.  In addition, the error generated from giving a filename to SuperMon has been eliminated. 
      Affected files are: 
      brat/test/SuperMon 
      brat/monitor/src/BrBaseMonitor.cxx 
      brat/monitor/src/BrSuperMonitor.cxx 
      brat/monitor/inc/BrBaseMonitor.h 
      brat/monitor/inc/BrSuperMonitor.h 
      brat/raw/src/BrRawDataInput.cxx 
    
      All changes are committed to the repository after testing and udpates as per our "procedure". 
    
      Instructions for reading multiple files in one sitting (also found in header of SuperMon.cxx) 
    
      1. No arguments are passed to root. 
      2. All arguments must be separated from their qualifiers by a space 
      3. ./SuperMon filename 
         reads a filename (complete path must be specified) 
      4. ./SuperMon -f filename1 -f filename2 
         reads two files named filename1, filename2 
         (complete path must be specified) 
      5. ./SuperMon -d dir -f filename1 -f filename2 
         reads two files named filename1, filename2 from the directory 
         dir it goes without saying that the directory may not then be 
         specified in filename1 or filename2 
      6. ./SuperMon -d dir -r 1289 -s 0 
         reads filename run001289seq000.dat from directory dir 
      7. ./SuperMon -d dir -r 1289 -s 0 -s 1 -s 2 -r 1290 -s 0 -s 1 -s 2 
         reads the following files from directory dir 
           run001289seq000.dat 
           run001289seq001.dat 
           run001289seq002.dat 
           run001290seq000.dat 
    
      Enjoy 
    
      Kris 
    



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