ntuplemaker Namespace Reference

Functions
def	getFill

Variables
string	acommand = 'cmscond_list_iov -c frontier://PromptProd/CMS_COND_31X_BEAMSPOT -P /afs/cern.ch/cms/DB/conddb -t '
list	afill = aline[1]
tuple	aIOV = IOV()
tuple	aline = line.split()
tuple	begintime = time.mktime( time.strptime(line.split()[0] + " " + line.split()[1] + " " + line.split()[2],"%Y.%m.%d %H:%M:%S %Z") )
tuple	bntuple = spot()
string	datafilename = "tmp_beamspot.dat"
tuple	endtime = time.mktime( time.strptime(line.split()[0] + " " + line.split()[1] + " " + line.split()[2],"%Y.%m.%d %H:%M:%S %Z") )
list	files = tmp[1]
dictionary	FillList = {}
string	firstRun = "0:0"
tuple	fntuple = TFile( 'bntuple.root', 'RECREATE' )
	getDBdata = True
list	ibeam = listbeam[ii]
int	iline = 0
tuple	input = open(option.data +"/"+f)
string	IOVbase = 'lumibase'
list	iovlist = []
	jline = iline
string	lastRun = "4999999999:4999999999"
	line = ibeam.IOVBeginTime
tuple	linedata = line.split()
list	listbeam = []
tuple	listmap = readBeamSpotFile(datafilename,listbeam,IOVbase,firstRun,lastRun)
string	otherArgs = ''
tuple	output = open(datafilename,"w")
	passiov = False
	passline = False
list	run0 = aline[3]
list	run1 = aline[5]
tuple	runsfile = open("FillandRuns.txt")
tuple	status = commands.getstatusoutput( acommand )
tuple	tbyIOV = TTree( 'byIOV', 'beam spot data by IOV' )
tuple	tbylumi = TTree( 'bylumi', 'beam spot data lumi by lumi' )
tuple	tbyrun = TTree( 'byrun', 'beam spot data by run' )
tuple	tmp = commands.getstatusoutput("ls "+option.data)
tuple	tmpfile = open(datafilename,'w')
list	tmplistiov = tmpstatus[1]
tuple	tmplumi = unpack(iIOV.since)
int	tmplumifirst = 1
int	tmplumilast = 9999999
tuple	tmprun = unpack(iIOV.since)
	tmprunfirst = firstRun
	tmprunlast = lastRun
tuple	tmpstatus = commands.getstatusoutput( acommand )
tuple	totlines = len(tmplistiov)
	weightedlist = listbeam

Function Documentation

def ntuplemaker.getFill	(		json,
			run
	)

Definition at line 56 of file ntuplemaker.py.

def getFill( json, run ):

    thefill = 0
    run = int(run)
    keys = json.keys()
    
    for i in keys:

        run0 = int(json[i][0])
        run1 = int(json[i][1])
        if run>= run0 and run<=run1:
            thefill = i
    
    return int(thefill)