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def	castorBaseDir (user=os.environ['USER'], area=None)

def	getUserAndArea (user)

def	myCastorBaseDir ()

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def castorBaseDir.castorBaseDir	(	user = `os.environ['USER']`,
		area = `None`
	)

Gets the top level directory to use for writing for 'user'

Definition at line 16 of file castorBaseDir.py.

References getUserAndArea().

 def castorBaseDir( user=os.environ['USER'], area = None):
     """Gets the top level directory to use for writing for 'user'"""
     
     if area is None:
         user, area = getUserAndArea(user)
     
     d = 'root://eoscms.cern.ch//eos/cms/store/cmst3/%s/%s/CMG' % (area,user)
     exists = castortools.isDirectory( castortools.lfnToCastor(d) )
     if exists:
         return d
     else:
         msg = "The directory '%s' does not exist. Please check the username and area (user/group). You may need to create the directory yourself." % d
         print >> sys.stderr, msg
         raise NameError(msg)
 

def castorBaseDir.getUserAndArea ( user )

Factor out the magic user hack for use in other classes

Definition at line 5 of file castorBaseDir.py.

Referenced by addToDatasets.addToDatasets(), and castorBaseDir().

 def getUserAndArea(user):
     """Factor out the magic user hack for use in other classes"""
     
     area = 'user'
     
     tokens = user.split('_')
     if tokens and len(tokens) > 1:
         user = tokens[0]
         area = tokens[1]
     return user, area
 

def castorBaseDir.myCastorBaseDir ( )

Gets the top level directory to use for writing for the current user

Definition at line 31 of file castorBaseDir.py.

 def myCastorBaseDir():
     """Gets the top level directory to use for writing for the current user"""
     return castorBaseDir()

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