2.Run

How to RUN

To perform the analysis we will run the different macros. All of them need as input a txt file where we include the information of the runs we are analysing. In the $\verb+/input+$ folder you will find examples of txt files where we choose the runs/ch.

⏩ $\color{orange}{Example}$ $\verb+MergeDebug.txt+$

   # Do not use spaces " " except between KEYWORD and input variables
   # If input variables are a list, use "," as a separator

    ########################
    ####   DAQ INFO     ####
    ########################
    TYPE: ADC
    MODEL: 5725S
    BITS: 16384
    DYNAMIC_RANGE: 2
    SAMPLING: 4e-9

    ########################
    ####   RUNS INFO    ####
    ########################
    RAW_DATA: DAT
    MONTH: Feb22_2

    OV_LABEL: OV1

    MUONS_RUNS: 29
    LIGHT_RUNS: 9
    ALPHA_RUNS: 25
    CALIB_RUNS: 1,8

    CHAN_LABEL: SiPM0,PMT,SC
    CHAN_TOTAL: 0,4,6
    CHAN_POLAR: -1,-1,1
    CHAN_AMPLI: 250,50,1030

    ########################
    ####  CHARGE INFO   ####
    ########################
    TYPE: ChargeAveRange,ChargeRange
    REF: AveWvf
    I_RANGE: -1
    F_RANGE: 8

This input file could be introduced as a terminal argument when we run the macros otherwise it will be asked as an input afterwards.

Linux

All the previous instructions are based on a Linux operating system. In summary to run the macros you will need to type:

   cd ../macros
   python3 XXmacro.py InputFile

Windows

The procedure is very similar, here we summarize the principal steps to follow:

0.- Install Git (to clone the repo)

1.- Clone the repository:

OPTION#1

• Open command palette
• Type clone (git)
• Introduce the direction of the repository (https://github.com/CIEMAT-Neutrino/CYTHON_TOOLS.git)
• Choose the folder to allocate the repository and open

OPTION#2

• From the TOOL_BAR select Terminal
• Open a new one and select the $\verb+ \plus v +$ bottom
• Choose $\verb+ Git Bash+$ and run

    git clone https://github.com/CIEMAT-Neutrino/CYTHON_TOOLS.git
    cd CYTHON_TOOLS
    code .

2.- Install python+pip3 - Install the recommended extensions for Python (VSCode suggestions)

   curl https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py -o get-pip.py
   python --version

$\verb+OUTPUT --> Python X.XX.X+$

   python -m pip install --upgrade pip

• Open cmd as administrator + VSCode WSL Extensions

   wsl --install

• Ideally with $\verb+ wsl +$ you can open VS ($\verb+ code . +$) and run the commands as in Linux