config.Analyzer Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for config.Analyzer:

Public Member Functions
def	__init__
def	__setattr__
def	build_name
Public Member Functions inherited from config.CFG
def	__init__
def	__str__

Public Attributes
	class_object
	instance_label
	name
	verbose

Detailed Description

Base analyzer configuration, see constructor

Definition at line 49 of file config.py.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

def config.Analyzer.__init__	(		self,
			class_object,
			instance_label = '1',
			verbose = False,
			kwargs
	)

One could for example define the analyzer configuration for a
di-muon framework.Analyzer.Analyzer in the following way:

ZMuMuAna = cfg.Analyzer(
"ZMuMuAnalyzer",
pt1 = 20,
pt2 = 20,
iso1 = 0.1,
iso2 = 0.1,
eta1 = 2,
eta2 = 2,
m_min = 0,
m_max = 200
)

Any kinds of keyword arguments can be added.
The name must be present, and must be well chosen, as it will be used
by the Looper to find the module containing the Analyzer class.
This module should be in your PYTHONPATH. If not, modify your python path
accordingly in your script.

Definition at line 52 of file config.py.

                 verbose=False, **kwargs):
        '''
        One could for example define the analyzer configuration for a
        di-muon framework.Analyzer.Analyzer in the following way:

        ZMuMuAna = cfg.Analyzer(
        "ZMuMuAnalyzer",
        pt1 = 20,
        pt2 = 20,
        iso1 = 0.1,
        iso2 = 0.1,
        eta1 = 2,
        eta2 = 2,
        m_min = 0,
        m_max = 200
        )

        Any kinds of keyword arguments can be added.
        The name must be present, and must be well chosen, as it will be used
        by the Looper to find the module containing the Analyzer class.
        This module should be in your PYTHONPATH. If not, modify your python path
        accordingly in your script.
        '''

        self.class_object = class_object
        self.instance_label = instance_label
        self.verbose = verbose
        super(Analyzer, self).__init__(**kwargs)