compare_using_files Namespace Reference

Functions
def	blackListedHistos
def	getInfoFromFilename

Variables
string	action = "store"
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tuple	black_list = string2blacklist(options.black_list)
string	black_list_str = ""
tuple	black_listed = blackListedHistos()
string	cmssw_release1 = ''
string	cmssw_release2 = ''
	compare = False
	default = dir_name,
string	dest = "dir_name"
string	dir_name = ""
tuple	directory = Directory(options.dir_name)
tuple	dirwalker
	do_pngs = False
	fulldirname = options.outdir_name
string	help = "The 'directory' to be checked in the DQM \n(default is %s)"
tuple	ifile = open(pickle_name,"rb")
string	original_pickle_name = ""
string	outdir_name = ""
tuple	output = open(original_pickle_name,"wb")
tuple	parser = OptionParser(usage="usage: %prog file1 file2 [options]")
	pickle_name = options.pklfile
	report = False
	run = run1
int	run1 = -1
int	run2 = -1
	sample = sample1
string	sample1 = ''
string	sample2 = ''
string	stat_test = "Chi2"
int	test_threshold = 1
string	tier1 = ''
string	tier2 = ''

Function Documentation

def compare_using_files.blackListedHistos

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Definition at line 150 of file compare_using_files.py.

def blackListedHistos():
        ##GET a black-list file of histograms##
    if "RELMON_SA" in os.environ:
        black_list_file="../data/blacklist.txt"
    else:
        black_list_file="%s/src/Utilities/RelMon/data/blacklist.txt"%(os.environ["CMSSW_BASE"])
    bListFile = open(black_list_file,'r')
    black_listed_histograms = bListFile.read()
    bListFile.close()

    histogramArray = black_listed_histograms.split("\n")
    histogramArray.remove("")  #remove the last element which is empty line
    newarray = []
    for elem in histogramArray:
        tmp = elem.split("/")  #screw windows as it is being run on lxbuild machines with Linux
        tmp.insert(1,"Run summary")  #insert "Run summary" dir in path as in ROOT files they exists but user haven't defined them
        newarray.append(("/").join(tmp))
    return newarray
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(options, args) = parser.parse_args()