cmsPerfStripChart Namespace Reference

Functions
def	get_yaxis_range
def	operate

Variables
string	action = 'store'
string	default = ''
string	dest = 'timelog'
tuple	dict = json.load(json_db)
string	format = "\n { \"strips\" :\n"
	Some error handling for the usage. More...
string	help = 'input file TIMELOG, the output of cmsTiming_parser.py'
tuple	json_db = open(options.json_f, "r+")
string	metavar = 'TIMELOG'
tuple	parser = optparse.OptionParser(usage)
tuple	script_name = os.path.basename(__file__)
	Definition of command usage. More...
string	usage = script_name+' <options> -t TIMELOG -m MEMLOG'

Function Documentation

def cmsPerfStripChart.get_yaxis_range

(

list

)

Given a list of dictionaries, where each dict holds the information
about an IB, this function returns a tuple (low, high) with the lowest
and the highest value of y-axis, respectively. 

Definition at line 8 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.

def cmsPerfStripChart.operate	(		timelog,
			memlog,
			json_f,
			num
	)

Main operation of the script (i.e. json db update, histograms' creation)
with respect to the specifications of all the files & formats concerned.

Definition at line 21 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.

Referenced by evf::EvFBuildingThrottle.dowork(), and main().

Variable Documentation

string cmsPerfStripChart.action = 'store'

Definition at line 249 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.

string cmsPerfStripChart.default = ''

Definition at line 251 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.

string cmsPerfStripChart.dest = 'timelog'

Definition at line 250 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.

tuple cmsPerfStripChart.dict = json.load(json_db)

Definition at line 307 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.

Referenced by data_formats._to_array_of_dicts(), relval_machine.convert_keys_to_string(), geometry.Alignables.create_children_list(), edmConvertToStreamModule.find_all_module_classes(), helper.findEDAnalyzers(), helper.findEDFilters(), helper.findEDProducers(), helper.findModules(), cms.generate(), generateFlavCfromFlavB.generate_flav_c(), das.get_value(), combineBTagCalibrationData.main(), and geometryXMLtoCSV.ContentHandler.startElement().

string cmsPerfStripChart.format = "\n { \"strips\" :\n"

Some error handling for the usage.

# Validity of .json file-database. #

Definition at line 290 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.

Referenced by L1uGTTreeProducer.analyze(), ComphepSingletopFilter.endJob(), SummaryPlotFactory< CommissioningAnalysis * >.fill(), IgProfModule.makeDump(), dqmservices::DQMMonitoringService.outputLumiUpdate(), dqmservices::JsonWritingTimeoutPoolOutputModule.physicalAndLogicalNameForNewFile(), ThroughputService.preStreamBeginRun(), and sistrip::EnsembleCalibrationLA.write_ensembles_text().

string cmsPerfStripChart.help = 'input file TIMELOG, the output of cmsTiming_parser.py'

Definition at line 253 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.

tuple cmsPerfStripChart.json_db = open(options.json_f, "r+")

Definition at line 297 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.

string cmsPerfStripChart.metavar = 'TIMELOG'

Definition at line 252 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.

tuple cmsPerfStripChart.parser = optparse.OptionParser(usage)

Definition at line 247 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.

tuple cmsPerfStripChart.script_name = os.path.basename(__file__)

Definition of command usage.

#

Definition at line 245 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.

string cmsPerfStripChart.usage = script_name+' <options> -t TIMELOG -m MEMLOG'

Definition at line 246 of file cmsPerfStripChart.py.