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[Nsclspectcl-cvscommits] SpecTcl/contrib/scriptable CBoolConfigParam.cpp,NONE,1.1 CBoolConfigParam.h,NONE,1.1 CCAENDigitizerCreator.cpp,NONE,1.1 CCAENDigitizerCreator.h,NONE,1.1 CCAENDigitizerModule.cpp,NONE,1.1 CCAENDigitizerModule.h,NONE,1.1 CCAENV830Creator.cpp,NONE,1.1 CCAENV830Creator.h,NONE,1.1 CCAENV830Module.cpp,NONE,1.1 CCAENV830Module.h,NONE,1.1 CConfigurationParameter.cpp,NONE,1.1 CConfigurationParameter.h,NONE,1.1 CIntArrayParam.cpp,NONE,1.1 CIntArrayParam.h,NONE,1.1 CIntConfigParam.cpp,NONE,1.1 CIntConfigParam.h,NONE,1.1 CModule.cpp,NONE,1.1 CModule.h,NONE,1.1 CModuleCommand.cpp,NONE,1.1 CModuleCommand.h,NONE,1.1 CModuleCreator.cpp,NONE,1.1 CModuleCreator.h,NONE,1.1 CModuleDictionary.cpp,NONE,1.1 CModuleDictionary.h,NONE,1.1 CPosition.cpp,NONE,1.1 CPosition.h,NONE,1.1 CProfile.cpp,NONE,1.1 CProfile.h,NONE,1.1 CSeeAnalyzer.cpp,NONE,1.1 CSeeAnalyzer.h,NONE,1.1 CStringArrayparam.cpp,NONE,1.1 CStringArrayparam.h,NONE,1.1 CStringConfigParam.cpp,NONE,1.1 CStringConfigParam.h,NONE,1.1 CUnpacker.cpp,NONE,1.1 CUnpacker.h,NONE,1.1 CUnpackerCommand.cpp,NONE,1.1 CUnpackerCommand.h,NONE,1.1 Makefile.am,NONE,1.1 Makefile.skel,NONE,1.1 MySpecTclApp.cpp,NONE,1.1 MySpecTclApp.h,NONE,1.1 SpecTclRC.tcl,NONE,1.1 getgoing.tcl,NONE,1.1 rdosetup.tcl,NONE,1.1 setup.tcl,NONE,1.1
Update of /cvsroot/nsclspectcl/SpecTcl/contrib/scriptable
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1:/tmp/cvs-serv6932/scriptable
Added Files:
CBoolConfigParam.cpp CBoolConfigParam.h
CCAENDigitizerCreator.cpp CCAENDigitizerCreator.h
CCAENDigitizerModule.cpp CCAENDigitizerModule.h
CCAENV830Creator.cpp CCAENV830Creator.h CCAENV830Module.cpp
CCAENV830Module.h CConfigurationParameter.cpp
CConfigurationParameter.h CIntArrayParam.cpp CIntArrayParam.h
CIntConfigParam.cpp CIntConfigParam.h CModule.cpp CModule.h
CModuleCommand.cpp CModuleCommand.h CModuleCreator.cpp
CModuleCreator.h CModuleDictionary.cpp CModuleDictionary.h
CPosition.cpp CPosition.h CProfile.cpp CProfile.h
CSeeAnalyzer.cpp CSeeAnalyzer.h CStringArrayparam.cpp
CStringArrayparam.h CStringConfigParam.cpp
CStringConfigParam.h CUnpacker.cpp CUnpacker.h
CUnpackerCommand.cpp CUnpackerCommand.h Makefile.am
Makefile.skel MySpecTclApp.cpp MySpecTclApp.h SpecTclRC.tcl
getgoing.tcl rdosetup.tcl setup.tcl
Log Message:
Incorporate scripted unpacker in contrib subdirs.
--- NEW FILE: CBoolConfigParam.cpp ---
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static const char* Copyright = "(C) Copyright Michigan State University 1977, All rights reserved";
/*! \class CBoolConfigParam
CLASS_PACKAGE
Encapsulates a boolean parameter.
*/
#include "CBoolConfigParam.h"
#include <TCLInterpreter.h>
#include <TCLResult.h>
/*!
Constructor.
\param rName const string& [in]
Name of the parameter (keyword recognized by config).
\param fDefault bool [in]
Default (initial) value of the parameter.
*/
CBoolConfigParam::CBoolConfigParam (const string& rName,
bool fDefault) :
CConfigurationParameter(rName),
m_fValue(fDefault)
{
setValue(fDefault ? "true" : "false");
}
/*!
Destructor
*/
CBoolConfigParam::~CBoolConfigParam ( )
{
}
/*!
Copy constructor. Used to create temproraries such as
for passing by value to functions.
\param rhs const CBoolConfigParam [in]
The reference object we are copying.
*/
CBoolConfigParam::CBoolConfigParam (const CBoolConfigParam& rhs)
: CConfigurationParameter (rhs),
m_fValue(rhs.m_fValue)
{
}
/*!
Assignment
\param rhs const CBoolConfigParam& [in]
The right hand parameter of the = operator.
\return reference to *this.
*/
CBoolConfigParam&
CBoolConfigParam::operator= (const CBoolConfigParam& rhs)
{
if(this != &rhs) {
CConfigurationParameter::operator=(rhs);
m_fValue = rhs.m_fValue;
}
return *this;
}
/*!
Compare for functional equality.
\param rhs const CBoolConfigParam& [in]
Right hand operand of the == operator.
\return Any of:
- 0 For inequality.
- 1 for equality.
*/
int CBoolConfigParam::operator== (const CBoolConfigParam& rhs) const
{
return ( CConfigurationParameter::operator==(rhs) &&
(m_fValue == rhs.m_fValue));
}
// Functions for class CBoolConfigParam
/*!
Returns the value of the parameter.
*/
bool
CBoolConfigParam::getOptionValue()
{
return m_fValue;
}
/*!
Parses the parameter value.
This function can fail if:
- The parameter is not avalid bool.
\return One of:
- TCL_OK - the parse worked.
- TCL_ERROR - the pares failed.
*/
int
CBoolConfigParam::SetValue(CTCLInterpreter& rInterp,
CTCLResult& rResult,
const char* pFlag)
{
// First try to parse the flag.. It seems that ExprBoolean is busted.
// in some way, so we'll do a manual parse.. we want to expand the
// acceptable bool values to enabled disable too so what the heck.
try {
Bool_t param;
param = ParseFlag(pFlag);
m_fValue = param;
}
catch (...) {
string Result;
Result += "Boolean parameter: ";
Result += getSwitch();
Result += " value ";
Result += pFlag;
Result += " Cannot be parsed as a bool";
rResult.AppendElement(Result);
return TCL_ERROR;
}
return TCL_OK;
}
/*!
\return The format of the configuration parameter in this
case "on | off"
*/
string
CBoolConfigParam::GetParameterFormat()
{
return string("on | off");
}
/*!
Utility function to parse a boolean flag:
\param value const char* [in] Character value of the flag. Legal
values for true are:
- true
- on
- enable
Legal values for false are:
- false
- off
- disable
\return Bool_t kfTRUE if parses as true, kfFALSE if as false, and an
exception (char*) if no parse.
*/
Bool_t
CBoolConfigParam::ParseFlag(const char* value)
{
string sValue(value);
if( (sValue == string("true")) ||
(sValue == string("on")) ||
(sValue == string("enable"))) return kfTRUE;
else if ( (sValue == string("false")) ||
(sValue == string("off")) ||
(sValue == string("disable"))) return kfFALSE;
else
throw "Invalid boolean value.";
}
--- NEW FILE: CBoolConfigParam.h ---
/*
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Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
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// Author:
// Ron Fox
// NSCL
// Michigan State University
// East Lansing, MI 48824-1321
// mailto:fo...@ns...
//
#ifndef __CBOOLCONFIGPARAM_H //Required for current class
#define __CBOOLCONFIGPARAM_H
//
// Include files:
//
//Required for base classes
#ifndef __CCONFIGURATIONPARAMETER_H //CConfigurationParameter
#include "CConfigurationParameter.h"
#endif
#ifndef __HISTOTYPES_H
#include <histotypes.h>
#endif
/*!
Encapsulates a boolean parameter. Bool parameters
are keyword value pairs. The value is any string that
is parseable by Tcl_ExprBoolean. True values are:
- 1
- true
- yes
- on
False values are:
- 0
- false
- no
- off
An example of a parameter of this sort might be:
\verbatim
-eclreadout off
\endverbatim
Turn s off ecl readout for e.g. a fera.
*/
class CBoolConfigParam : public CConfigurationParameter
{
private:
bool m_fValue; //!< Current boolean value. :
// Constructors and other cannonical member functions:
public:
CBoolConfigParam (const string& rName,
bool fDefault = false); //!< Constructor
~ CBoolConfigParam ( ); //!< Destructor
CBoolConfigParam (const CBoolConfigParam& rhs); //!< copy constructor
CBoolConfigParam& operator= (const CBoolConfigParam& rhs); //!< Assignment
int operator== (const CBoolConfigParam& rhs) const; //!< Equality test
int operator!= (const CBoolConfigParam& rhs) const
{
return !operator==(rhs);
}
// Selectors:
public:
bool getValue() const {
return m_fValue;
}
// Mutators
protected:
void setBool(bool fValue) {
m_fValue = fValue;
}
// Class operations:
public:
bool getOptionValue () ; //!< get current flag.
virtual int SetValue (CTCLInterpreter& rInterp,
CTCLResult& rResult,
const char* pFlag) ; //!< Parse flag.
virtual string GetParameterFormat();
protected:
static Bool_t ParseFlag(const char* value);
};
#endif
--- NEW FILE: CCAENDigitizerCreator.cpp ---
#include "CCAENDigitizerCreator.h"
#include "CModule.h"
#include "CCAENDigitizerModule.h"
#include <TCLInterpreter.h>
#include <TCLResult.h>
/*!
Construct a digitizer creator for CAEN7xx modules.
*/
CCAENDigitizerCreator::CCAENDigitizerCreator () :
CModuleCreator("caen7xx")
{
}
/*! Destructor
*/
CCAENDigitizerCreator::~CCAENDigitizerCreator ( ) //Destructor - Delete dynamic objects
{
}
/*!
Copy construction
\param rhs (const CCAENDigitizerCreator& [in]): Reference to the object our construction
duplicates.
*/
CCAENDigitizerCreator::CCAENDigitizerCreator (const CCAENDigitizerCreator& rhs)
: CModuleCreator (rhs)
{
}
/*!
Assignment.
\param rhs (const CCAENDigitizerCreator& [in]): Right hand side of the assignment
operator.
\return CCAENDigitizerCreator& reference to *this.
*/
CCAENDigitizerCreator&
CCAENDigitizerCreator::operator= (const CCAENDigitizerCreator& rhs)
{
if(this != &rhs) {
CModuleCreator::operator=(rhs);
}
return *this;
}
/*!
Comparison.
\param rhs (const CCAENDigitizerCreator& [in]): Item we are compared to.
\return nonzero if equal.
*/
int
CCAENDigitizerCreator::operator== (const CCAENDigitizerCreator& rhs) const
{
return CModuleCreator::operator==(rhs);
}
// Functions for class CCAENDigitizerCreator
/*!
Creates a CAEN digitizer unpacking module.
\param rInterp (CTCLInterpreter& [in]): The interpreter that should be used to
create the digitizer.
\param rResult (CTCLResult& [out]): Any errors from this creation are reported here.
\param rName (const string& [in]): Name of the new module (command name too).
\return POinter to the new module or null if could not create.
*/
CModule*
CCAENDigitizerCreator::Create(CTCLInterpreter& rInterp,
const string& rName)
{
return new CCAENDigitizerModule(rInterp, rName);
}
/*!
\return string containing a description of what we create.
*/
string
CCAENDigitizerCreator::TypeInfo() const
{
return string(" Unpacks common event format for CAEN 7xx digitizers");
}
--- NEW FILE: CCAENDigitizerCreator.h ---
#ifndef __CCAENDIGITIZERCREATOR_H //Required for current class
#define __CCAENDIGITIZERCREATOR_H
//
// Include files:
//
//Required for base classes
#ifndef __CMODULECREATOR_H //CModuleCreator
#include "CModuleCreator.h"
#endif
#ifndef __STL_STRING
#include <string>
#define __STL_STRING
#endif
// forward class definitions:
class CModule;
class CTCLInterpreter;
class CTCLResult;
/*!
Creator for CAEN digitizers (common format).
*/
class CCAENDigitizerCreator : public CModuleCreator
{
public:
// Constructors and other cannonical operatios.
CCAENDigitizerCreator ();
~ CCAENDigitizerCreator ( );
CCAENDigitizerCreator (const CCAENDigitizerCreator& rhs );
CCAENDigitizerCreator& operator= (const CCAENDigitizerCreator& rhs);
int operator== (const CCAENDigitizerCreator& rhs) const;
int operator!= (const CCAENDigitizerCreator& rhs) const {
return !(operator==(rhs));
}
public:
CModule* Create (CTCLInterpreter& rInterp, const string& rName);
virtual string TypeInfo() const;
};
#endif
--- NEW FILE: CCAENDigitizerModule.cpp ---
#include <histotypes.h>
#include "CCAENDigitizerModule.h"
#include <TCLInterpreter.h>
#include <TCLResult.h>
// #include <Globals.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <Histogrammer.h>
#include <Parameter.h>
#include <BufferDecoder.h>
#include <CConfigurationParameter.h>
#include <CIntArrayParam.h>
#include <CIntConfigParam.h>
#include <CStringArrayparam.h>
#include <CStringConfigParam.h>
#include <Analyzer.h>
#include <TranslatorPointer.h>
// Mask definitions:
// All data words have these bits:
static const unsigned int ALLH_TYPEMASK(0x700);
static const unsigned int ALLH_TYPESHIFT(8);
static const unsigned int ALLH_GEOMASK(0xf800);
static const unsigned int ALLH_GEOSHIFT(11);
// High part of header.
static const unsigned int HDRH_CRATEMASK(0x00ff);
static const unsigned int HDRH_CRATESHIFT(0);
// Low part of header.
static const unsigned int HDRL_COUNTMASK(0X3f00);
static const unsigned int HDRL_COUNTSHIFT(8);
// High part of data:
static const unsigned int DATAH_CHANMASK(0x3f);
static const unsigned int DATAH_CHANSHIFT(0);
// Low part of data:
static const unsigned int DATAL_UNBIT(0x2000);
static const unsigned int DATAL_OVBIT(0x1000);
static const unsigned int DATAL_VBIT(0x40000);
static const unsigned int DATAL_DATAMASK(0x0fff);
// High part of trailer:
static const unsigned int TRAILH_EVHIMASK(0x00ff);
// Word types:
static const unsigned int HEADER(2);
static const unsigned int DATA(0);
static const unsigned int TRAILER(4);
static const unsigned int INVALID(6);
/*!
Constructs a digitizer module. This module is responsible for
decoding data from a 7xx CAEN digitizer.. They all have a common
format. See Unpack for more information about the data format.
This decoder supports the following parameters:
- crate - Integer parameter that is the crate number to be matched
against the data.
- slot - Integer parameter that is the geographical address to be matched
against the data.
- parameters - String array that defines the set of parameters that
the data will be unpacked into. The array has 32 elements,
one for each channel. */
CCAENDigitizerModule::CCAENDigitizerModule (CTCLInterpreter& rInterp,
const string& rName)
: CModule( rName, rInterp),
m_nCrate(0),
m_nSlot(0),
m_pCrateConfig(0),
m_pSlotConfig(0),
m_pParamConfig(0)
{
memset(m_aParameterMap, 0, sizeof(m_aParameterMap));
// Register the parameters:
m_pCrateConfig = AddIntParam(string("crate"));
m_pCrateConfig->setRange(0, 0xff);
m_pSlotConfig = AddIntParam(string("slot"));
m_pSlotConfig->setRange(0, 0x1f);
m_pParamConfig= AddStringArrayParam(string("parameters"), 32);
// The remaining parameters are ignored but registered for compatibility
// with the readout software (to support a unified readout script).
//
AddIntArrayParam(string("threshold"), 32, 0);
AddBoolParam(string("keepunder"), false);
AddBoolParam(string("keepoverflow"), false);
AddBoolParam(string("card"), true);
AddBoolParam(string("geo"), true); // Geographical addressing.
AddIntArrayParam(string("enable"), 32, 1);
AddIntParam(string("base"), 0);
AddBoolParam(string("multievent"), false);
// V785 specific parameters:
AddIntParam(string("range"), 500);
// V792 specific parameters:
AddIntParam(string("Iped"), 0);
}
/*!
Destructor. No dynamic storage is managed, so the implementation is a No-Op.
*/
CCAENDigitizerModule::~CCAENDigitizerModule ( ) //Destructor - Delete dynamic objects
{
delete m_pCrateConfig;
delete m_pSlotConfig;
delete m_pParamConfig;
}
// Functions for class CCAENDigitizerModule
/*!
Called prior to processing the first event. The parameters are decoded as follows:
- crate - unpacked into m_nCrate.
- slot - unpacked into m_nSlot.
- parameters - Translated into parameter ids and put in m_aParameterMap.
Untranslatable parameters map to -1 and the corresponding channels
will not be placed in parameter elements.
*/
void
CCAENDigitizerModule::Setup(CAnalyzer& rAnalyzer,
CHistogrammer& rHistogrammer)
{
// The crate and slot are trivial:
m_nCrate = m_pCrateConfig->getOptionValue();
m_nSlot = m_pSlotConfig->getOptionValue();
// For the parameter we need to get the histogrammer and
// translate names into parameter ids:
CHistogrammer* pHist = &rHistogrammer;
for(int i =0; i < 32; i++) {
string ParamName = (*m_pParamConfig)[i];
CParameter* pParameter = pHist->FindParameter(ParamName);
if(pParameter) {
m_aParameterMap[i] = pParameter->getNumber();
}
else {
m_aParameterMap[i] = -1; // No mapping.
}
}
}
/*!
Determines if the next item in the event stream is the
specified digitizer. If so, the digitizer is unpacked into
the parameters as specified by the parameter map.
CAEN event data looks like a sequence of longwords.
Header word: | Geo 5bits|0|1|0| Crate 8 bits| 0 | 0| nChannels 6bits| unused 8bits|
Data words | Geo 5bits| mbz 5bits| Channel 6 bits|x|x|Un|Ov| Value: 12 bits|
Trailer word | Geo 5 bits| 1|0|0| Event number 24 bits |
The header is used to determine if this is data from the right slot.
\note The words within the long word are stored in big endian order while the
bytes within are in the order of the generating system. Therefore we treat the
data as word data.
\param pEvent (TranslatorPointer<UShort_t> [in])
Pointer to the raw event chunk that
could be our event chunk.
\param rEvent (CEvent& [out]) Reference to the event array we will fill in.
\param rAnalyzer (CAnalyzer& [in]) Reference to our analyzer.
\param rDecoder (CBufferDecoder& [in] Reference to our buffer decoder.
\return - the address of the next section of the event to unpack (unchanged
if the event segment being pointed to does not match this module.
*/
TranslatorPointer<UShort_t>
CCAENDigitizerModule::Unpack(TranslatorPointer<UShort_t> pEvent,
CEvent& rEvent,
CAnalyzer& rAnalyzer,
CBufferDecoder& rDecoder)
{
// Make an appropriately translating pointer:
TranslatorPointer<UShort_t> p(pEvent);
UShort_t HeaderTop = *p;
// To decode, Header must be a header word and match our crate/slot:
UShort_t nSlot = (HeaderTop & ALLH_GEOMASK) >> ALLH_GEOSHIFT;
UShort_t nType= (HeaderTop & ALLH_TYPEMASK) >> ALLH_TYPESHIFT;
UShort_t nCrate=(HeaderTop & HDRH_CRATEMASK) >> HDRH_CRATESHIFT;
if( (nType == HEADER) &&
( nCrate == m_nCrate) &&
( nSlot == m_nSlot)) { // match:
++p;
UShort_t nChannels = (*p & HDRL_COUNTMASK) >> HDRL_COUNTSHIFT;
++p;
// Unpack the channels -> rEvent.
for(int i =0; i < nChannels; i++) {
UShort_t nChan = (*p & DATAH_CHANMASK) >> DATAH_CHANSHIFT;
++p;
if(m_aParameterMap[nChan] >=0 &&
((*p & (DATAL_UNBIT | DATAL_OVBIT)) == 0)) {
rEvent[m_aParameterMap[nChan]] = (*p & DATAL_DATAMASK);
}
++p;
}
p += 2; // Skip the trailer longword too.
}
return p;
}
/*!
Return a string indicating what type of module this is:
*/
string
CCAENDigitizerModule::getType() const
{
return string("caen7xx");
}
--- NEW FILE: CCAENDigitizerModule.h ---
//! \class: CCAENDigitizerModule
//! \file: .h
// Author:
// Ron Fox
// NSCL
// Michigan State University
// East Lansing, MI 48824-1321
// mailto:fo...@ns...
//
// Copyright
#ifndef __CCAENDIGITIZERMODULE_H //Required for current class
#define __CCAENDIGITIZERMODULE_H
//
// Include files:
//
//Required for base classes
#ifndef __CMODULE_H //CModule
#include "CModule.h"
#endif
#ifndef __STL_STRING
#include <string>
#define __STL_STRING
#endif
#ifndef __CRTL_STRING_H
#include <string.h>
#define __CRTL_STRING_H
#endif
#ifndef __TRANSLATORPOINTER_H
#include <TranslatorPointer.h>
#endif
// Forward Class Defintions:
class CTCLInterpreter;
class CTCLResult;
class CAnalyzer;
class CBufferDecoder;
class CEvent;
/*!
Unpacks data from a CAEN digitizer.
*/
class CCAENDigitizerModule : public CModule
{
private:
// Private Member data:
int m_aParameterMap[32]; //! Maps channels to spectcl parameter ids.
int m_nCrate; //! Crate number (from crate register).
int m_nSlot; //! Slot number from GEO address or register.
CIntConfigParam* m_pCrateConfig; //!< Pointer to "crate" parameter
CIntConfigParam* m_pSlotConfig; //!< Pointer to "slot" parameter.
CStringArrayparam* m_pParamConfig; //!< Pointer to "parameters" param.
public:
// Constructors and other canonical functions
CCAENDigitizerModule (CTCLInterpreter& rInterp,
const string& rName);
virtual ~ CCAENDigitizerModule ( );
private:
CCAENDigitizerModule (const CCAENDigitizerModule& aCCAENDigitizerModule );
CCAENDigitizerModule& operator= (const CCAENDigitizerModule& aCCAENDigitizerModule);
int operator== (const CCAENDigitizerModule& aCCAENDigitizerModule) const;
int operator!=(const CCAENDigitizerModule& rhs) const;
public:
// Selectors:
public:
//Get accessor function for non-static attribute data member
const int* getParameterMap() const
{
return m_aParameterMap;
}
//Get accessor function for non-static attribute data member
int getCrate() const
{
return m_nCrate;
}
//Get accessor function for non-static attribute data member
int getSlot() const
{
return m_nSlot;
}
// Attribute mutators:
protected:
//Set accessor function for non-static attribute data member
void setParameterMap (const int* am_aParameterMap)
{
memcpy(m_aParameterMap, am_aParameterMap,
sizeof(m_aParameterMap));
}
//Set accessor function for non-static attribute data member
void setCrate (const int am_nCrate)
{ m_nCrate = am_nCrate;
}
//Set accessor function for non-static attribute data member
void setSlot (const int am_nSlot)
{ m_nSlot = am_nSlot;
}
// Class operations:
public:
virtual string getType() const;
virtual void Setup (CAnalyzer& rAnalyzer, CHistogrammer& rHistogrammer) ; //
virtual TranslatorPointer<UShort_t>
Unpack (TranslatorPointer<UShort_t> pEvent,
CEvent& rEvent,
CAnalyzer& rAnalyzer, CBufferDecoder& rDecoder) ; //
};
#endif
--- NEW FILE: CCAENV830Creator.cpp ---
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