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This package separates the science analysis from the psana overhead when converting xtc to hdf5 files.

$ PATH ="$PATH:/reg/g/psdm/sw/hutch/sxd/auto_xtc_hdf5_converter"

navigate to a directory where you'd like to do the analysis.

$ analysisDetectorConfigGenerator.py -e xpptut15 -r 280

this line of code generates a config directory with files analysis.cfg and analysisFunctions.py.

$ psanaXtcDataExtractor.py -e xpptut15 -r 280 -t

this line converts the xtc file to an hdf5 file called xpptut15run280.h5.

The example above only gets a small portion of the xtc data. to get more data, the analysis.cfg and analysisFunctions.py files in the config directory need to be edited. (instructions forth coming)

usage: psanaXtcDataExtractor.py [-h] [-e EXP] [-r RUN] [-c CONFIGFILE] [-hd5 HD5FILE] [-t] [-td TTDEVICE] [-tc TTCODE] [-s START] [-f FINAL]

Abstracts data analysis into user functions

optional arguments:

-h, --help show this help message and exit

-e EXP, --exp EXP the experiment name

-r RUN, --run RUN the run number to use when running offline

-c CONFIGFILE, --configFile CONFIGFILE the config file to read from

-hd5 HD5FILE, --hd5File HD5FILE extension of the small data file to write to. typically a,b or c

-t, --testSample only take a small set of data for testing

-td TTDEVICE, --ttDevice TTDEVICE device to use for getting time tool

-tc TTCODE, --ttCode TTCODE event code to identify by kick

-s START, --start START skips until starting event reached

-f FINAL, --final FINAL up to final event

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