Exemple #1
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# Create a row-wise ntuple in an HBOOK file.
schema = hep.table.Schema()
schema.addColumn("index", "int32")
schema.addColumn("value32", "float32")
schema.addColumn("value64", "float64")
hbook_file = create("cwn1.hbook")
table = createTable("cwn", hbook_file, schema, column_wise=1)

# Fill it with random values, saving these in an array.
values = []
for i in xrange(0, 100):
    value = random()
    values.append(value)
    table.append(index=i, value32=value, value64=value)
del table, hbook_file

# Open the ntuple.
table = open("cwn1.hbook")["cwn"]
assert_(table.column_wise)
compare(len(table), 100)
# Compare the values in it to the array.
i = 0
for row in table:
    compare(row["index"], i)
    compare(row["value32"], values[i], precision=1e-6)
    compare(row["value64"], values[i], precision=1e-9)
    i += 1
del row, table

Exemple #2
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from   hep.cernlib import hbook
import sys

def ls(hbook_dir, indent=0):
    # Loop over directory elements in 'path'.
    for name in hbook_dir.keys():
        info = hbook_dir.getinfo(name)
        print "%s%s%s%5d  %s" % (" " * indent, name,
                                 " " * (40 - indent - len(name)),
                                 info.rz_id, info.type)
        # If it's a directory, list its contents recursively.
        if info.type == "directory":
            ls(hbook_dir[name], indent + 1)


ls(hbook.open(sys.argv[1]))
Exemple #3
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from hep.cernlib import hbook


def copy(src_dir, dest_dir):
    # Loop over directory elements in 'path'.
    for name in src_dir.keys():
        info = src_dir.getInfo(name)
        if info.is_directory:
            # It's a directory.  Make the destination directory, and
            # call ourselves recursively to copy its contents.
            copy(src_dir[name], dest_dir.mkdir(name))
        elif info.type in ("1D histogram", "2D histogram"):
            # It's a histogram.  Load it, and save it to the destination.
            dest_dir[name] = src_dir[name]
        # Ignore other types of entries.


if __name__ == "__main__":
    import sys

    copy(hbook.open(sys.argv[1]), hbook.create(sys.argv[2]))
Exemple #4
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def ls(hbook_path, path):
    keys = hbook.open(hbook_path)[path].keys()
    keys.sort()
    return keys
Exemple #5
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from   hep.bool import *
from   hep.cernlib import hbook
from   hep.test import compare

#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# test
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------

hbook_file = hbook.create("remove2.hbook")
hbook_file.mkdir("dir1")
hbook_file.mkdir("dir2")
hbook_file.mkdir("dir3")
hbook_file.mkdir("dir3/dir4")
del hbook_file

def ls(hbook_path, path):
    keys = hbook.open(hbook_path)[path].keys()
    keys.sort()
    return keys


compare(ls("remove2.hbook", ""), ["dir1", "dir2", "dir3"])
compare(ls("remove2.hbook", "dir3"), ["dir4"])
del hbook.open("remove2.hbook", writable=True)["dir2"]
compare(ls("remove2.hbook", ""), ["dir1", "dir3"])
compare(ls("remove2.hbook", "dir3"), ["dir4"])
del hbook.open("remove2.hbook", writable=True)["dir3/dir4"]
compare(ls("remove2.hbook", ""), ["dir1", "dir3"])
compare(ls("remove2.hbook", "dir3"), [])
Exemple #6
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#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
# test
#-----------------------------------------------------------------------

hbook_file = hbook.create("remove1.hbook")
hbook_file.mkdir("dir1")
hbook_file.mkdir("dir2")
histograms = [ Histogram1D(10, (0., 1.)) for i in range(0, 4) ]
hbook_file.set("hist0", histograms[0], rz_id=100)
hbook_file.set("hist1", histograms[1], rz_id=101)
hbook_file.set("dir1/hist2", histograms[2], rz_id=100)
hbook_file.set("dir2/hist3", histograms[3], rz_id=100)

del hbook_file, histograms

del hbook.open("remove1.hbook", writable=True)["hist1"]

hbook_file = hbook.open("remove1.hbook")
compare(len(hbook_file.keys()), 3)
compare(hbook_file["dir1"].keys(), ["hist2"])
compare(hbook_file["dir2"].keys(), ["hist3"])
del hbook_file

del hbook.open("remove1.hbook", writable=True)["dir2/hist3"]

hbook_file = hbook.open("remove1.hbook")
compare(len(hbook_file.keys()), 3)
compare(hbook_file["dir1"].keys(), ["hist2"])
compare(hbook_file["dir2"].keys(), [])
del hbook_file