LOKI scripts for tubes and includes conversions for GEANT4 outputs
If you are not sure whether or not there are existing changes you can do the following: In most cases you will only need to do the following:
git pull
If, however, your branch is not up-to-date you may find the following procedure useful:
- store your changes using
git stash - Checkout the master branch
git checkout master - Pull changes
git pull - return to your branch
git checkout <branch-name> - rebase your branch to master
git rebase origin/master - restore your changes
git stash pop
- use
git statusto view your changes. You may have added files or modified files.
git branch --no-track <branch-name> origin/mastergit checkout <branch-name>
- To add all files which are new at once use
git add -A - To add all files which have been modified
git add -u - To add specific files use
git add <filepath/filename>(without the<>)
- To commit changes which have been added use
git commit --no-verify -m "<commit-message>" - To push changes on a completely new branch you will need to use
git push --set-upstream orgin <branch-name> - To push changes on an existing branch just use
git push
Files in the algorithm folder will need to be registered in the Mantid framework. Typically, by loading the files in the Mantid scripting window and executing the registration. These can then be used as Mantid algorithms as normal. Python in Mantid provides more details on this. These algorithms allow users to:
- Load monitor data into mantid from binary files
- Load Geant4 ascii files as mantid workspaces
- combine monitor data and detector events into a single workspace.
To generate the full LOKI tube geometry, simply run the script geometry/generateLOKITubes.py which will produce an xml file which can be loaded into mantid uing LoadEmptyInstrument or LoadInstrument