Running prompt

Getting Started

You should have your own versions of japan and prex-prompt set up inside a folder named prompt. To do this, follow the instructions for Setting up postpan and Setting up japan. The rest of this page assumes that you have followed these instructions exactly.

Setting up for analysis

Create some directories

1. Create a japanOutput directory in /aonl2/work1/my_dir
   • No longer will you be using pre-existing japan rootfiles, like for postpan! This directory will store all the new japan output files you are going to make.

More symbolic links

1. Go into your prex-prompt folder
2. Create symbolic links pointing to the following places in your japan directory. Make sure the link and the folder have the same name.
   1. Analysis
   2. Parity
   3. qwparity
3. Delete your symbolic link for japanOutput, and replace it with
   1. ln -s /aonl2/work1/<my_directory>/japanOutput japanOutput

Running prompt

• To run prompt-analysis

1. Go to the prex-prompt directory
2. PROCEED WITH CAUTION Source your reset_env_japan.csh file
   • If you skip this step, you will overwrite the main japan files!!!!! </source>
3. Run prompt: ./prompt.sh <run_number>

• Making summary plots for single run

./summary.sh <run_number>

• For list of runs, make a list of runs in a file and do,

./prompt_runlist.sh <runlist_filename>

This will analyse and plot the run number that you gave. Your plots will be saved in "SummaryPlots" folder and text file will be saved at "SummaryText" folder. The root file will be saved in "japanOutput" folder.

• summary.sh script uploads plots and text summary to the webpage. So be mindful

when pushing this button.