source: tags/Mars-V1.1/mtrigger/MTriggerPatternDecode.cc

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/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//
//   MTriggerPatternDecode
//
//  Decodes the trigger pattern from MRawEvtData into MTriggerPattern.
//
// For files before file version 5 the trigger pattern is set to 00000000.
// This can be changed using the information about the file-type.
//
// For more details see: MTriggerPattern
//
// Input:
//   MRawEvtData
//
// Output:
//   MTriggerPattern
//
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#include "MTriggerPatternDecode.h"

#include "MLog.h"
#include "MLogManip.h"

#include "MParList.h"
#include "MRawEvtHeader.h"
#include "MRawRunHeader.h"
#include "MTriggerPattern.h"

ClassImp(MTriggerPatternDecode);

using namespace std;

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Default constructor
//
MTriggerPatternDecode::MTriggerPatternDecode(const char *name, const char *title)
    : fRunHeader(0), fEvtHeader(0), fPattern(0)
{
    fName  = name  ? name  : "MTriggerPatternDecode";
    fTitle = title ? title : "Task to decode Trigger Pattern";
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
Int_t MTriggerPatternDecode::PreProcess(MParList *pList)
{
    fRunHeader = (MRawRunHeader*)pList->FindCreateObj("MRawRunHeader");
    if (!fRunHeader)
    {
        *fLog << err << "MRawRunHeader not found... abort." << endl;
        return kFALSE;
    }

    fEvtHeader = (MRawEvtHeader *)pList->FindObject("MRawEvtHeader");
    if (!fEvtHeader)
    {
        *fLog << err << "MRawEvtHeader not found... abort." << endl;
        return kFALSE;
    }

    fPattern = (MTriggerPattern*)pList->FindCreateObj("MTriggerPattern");
    if (!fPattern)
    {
        *fLog << err << "MRawEvtHeader not found... abort." << endl;
        return kFALSE;
    }

    return kTRUE;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// For files before file version 5 the trigger pattern is set to 00000000.
// This can be changed using the information about the file-type.
//
Int_t MTriggerPatternDecode::Process()
{
    // No setting necessary because MTriggerPattern::reset() has
    // been called just before
    if (fRunHeader->GetFormatVersion()<5)
        return kTRUE;

    UInt_t pattern = ~fEvtHeader->GetTriggerID();

    // The the trigger pattern is currently written with inverted bits,
    // but in the future this could be changed. In this case the file version
    // number of the raw-data format must be checked. It tells you the
    // file format (meaning of the bits)
    // If for some reason the file-format has not been correctly changed
    // use the run-number to decide whether the bits must be inverted or not.

    // Trigger Pattern is a number of 16 bits, but if the machine
    // is a 64 bits then the bit inversion the first 16 bits are set to 1,
    // possibly giving problems with the filtering with the masks.
    // Because UInt_t by definition is a 32 bit number on any
    // machine (see root manual) no check is needed.
    // The simplest workaround is:
    //   pattern &= 0xffffffff;

    // For the moment the meaning of the bits in
    // MRawEvtHeader::GetTriggerID and in MTriggerPattern::fTriggerPattern
    // are identical - this may change in the future! In this case
    // the decoding HERE must be changed - NOT MTriggerPattern.
    // If an enhancement of the information stored in MTriggerPattern
    // is necessary ADD new variables! Don't change the meaning of the old
    // ones!
    fPattern->fPrescaled   =  pattern     & 0xff;
    fPattern->fUnprescaled = (pattern>>8) & 0xff;

    return kTRUE;
}