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"""%prog
Read in .root files and write out the histograms in FLAT
format suitable for make-plots.
Use e.g. 'root2flat file1.root -o flathistos' to produce the flat histogram
files which need to be converted to AIDA files using Rivet's flat2aida tool
Usage:
    %prog [options] file1.root
Use --help to get information for all options.
"""
import sys
if sys.version_info[:3] < (2,4,0):
    print "rivet scripts require Python version >= 2.4.0... exiting"
    sys.exit(1)
import os, optparse, logging, ROOT
## Parse options
parser = optparse.OptionParser(usage = __doc__)
parser.add_option("-a", dest="ANALYSIS", default=None,
                  help = "Optionally add analysis name to histogram keys")
parser.add_option("-e", dest="ENUM", default=False, action='store_true',
                  help = "Enumerate histos hepdata style")
parser.add_option("-f", dest="FILENAME", default=None,
                  help = "Force output of all histos in single file")
parser.add_option("-x", dest="XCLUDE", default=None,
                  help = "Exclude histos from conversion based on string pattern")
parser.add_option("-o", dest="OUTDIR", default=".",
                  help = "specify directory in which to write out converted files")
(opts, args) = parser.parse_args()
def readROOT(rootfile):
    """ This is the main function that opens a ROOT file, browses its contents
        for histograms and tries to write the converted histos to files.
    """
    global nobs
    # Open the ROOT file
    f = ROOT.TFile(rootfile)
    # Initial browse to see the structure
    subdirs, histonames, tgraphnames, tcanvases = browse(f)
    # Keep browsing if there are subdirectories TODO: Make this work for
    # arbitrarily deep directory structures
    if len(subdirs) > 0:
        for sd in subdirs:
            t_s, t_h = browse(f, sd)
            histonames.extend(t_h)
    # This will convert and write the histos
    for num, histoname in enumerate(histonames):
        writeHisto(histoname, f.Get(histoname), num+nobs)
    for num, tgraphname in enumerate(tgraphnames):
        writeHisto(tgraphname, f.Get(tgraphname), num + len(histonames)+nobs, True)
    # TCanvas items
    for num, tc in enumerate(tcanvases):
        writeHisto(tc[0], tc[-1], num + len(histonames) + len(tgraphnames) + nobs, tc[1])
    nobs += len(histonames)
    nobs += len(tgraphnames)
def browse(f, branch=None):
    """ This function browses a file/branch, trying to find objects that
        either inherit from TH1 or from TProfile.
    """
    # Prepare return values
    histos  = []
    tgraphs = []
    subdirs = []
    tcanvases = []
    # Get Iterator
    if branch:
        f.Cd(branch)
    primary_keys = ROOT.gDirectory.GetListOfKeys()
    iter_primaries = ROOT.TListIter(primary_keys)
    if branch:
        f.Cd('..')
    # Iterate over iterator
    for i in xrange(len(primary_keys)):
        if branch:
            t_n = branch + '/' + iter_primaries.Next().GetName()
        else:
            t_n = iter_primaries.Next().GetName()
        # Make sure we don't have a NoneType object here
        if f.Get(t_n):
            if opts.XCLUDE is not None and opts.XCLUDE in t_n:
                continue
            # Check if the curent object is a directory
            if type(f.Get(t_n)) == ROOT.TDirectoryFile:
                subdirs.append(t_n)
            # Check if the curent object is a histogram
            elif f.Get(t_n).InheritsFrom("TH1") or f.Get(t_n).InheritsFrom("TProfile"):
                histos.append(t_n)
            elif f.Get(t_n).InheritsFrom("TGraphAsymmErrors") or f.Get(t_n).InheritsFrom("TGraphErrors"):
                tgraphs.append(t_n)
            # Also support graphs, histos stored in TCanvases
            elif f.Get(t_n).InheritsFrom("TCanvas"):
                for ci in f.Get(t_n).GetListOfPrimitives():
                    if ci.InheritsFrom("TH1") or ci.InheritsFrom("TProfile"):
                        tcanvases.append((t_n,False,ci))
                    elif ci.InheritsFrom("TGraphAsymmErrors") or ci.InheritsFrom("TGraphErrors"):
                        tcanvases.append((t_n,True,ci))
    return subdirs, histos, tgraphs, tcanvases
def convertHisto(R_histo):
    """ This function reads a single ROOT histo and converts it into the
        FLAT format suitable for plotting with make-plots.
    """
    title = R_histo.GetTitle().replace("#","\\")
    xtitle= R_histo.GetXaxis().GetTitle().replace("#","\\")
    ytitle= R_histo.GetYaxis().GetTitle().replace("#","\\")
    bins = getBinsFromTH1F(R_histo)
    for bin in bins:
        try:
            binstr = ""
            for key in ["xlow", "xhigh", "y", "y_err_low", "y_err_high"]:
                binstr += "%s: %e " % (key, bin[key])
            logging.info(binstr)
        except:
            pass
    return title, xtitle, ytitle, bins
def convertTGraph(TGraph):
    title = TGraph.GetTitle().replace("#","\\")
    xtitle= TGraph.GetXaxis().GetTitle().replace("#","\\")
    ytitle= TGraph.GetYaxis().GetTitle().replace("#","\\")
    bins = getBinsFromTGraph(TGraph)
    return title, xtitle, ytitle, bins
def getBinsFromTH1F(R_histo):
    """ A little helper function that returns a list of bin-dictionaries).
    """
    allbins=[]
    for ii in xrange(R_histo.GetNbinsX()):
        i = ii + 1
        xlow  = R_histo.GetBinLowEdge(i)
        xhigh = xlow + R_histo.GetBinWidth(i)
        y     = R_histo.GetBinContent(i)
        y_err = R_histo.GetBinError(i)
        bin = {"xlow":xlow, "xhigh":xhigh, "y":y, "y_err_low":y_err, "y_err_high":y_err}
        allbins.append(bin)
    return allbins
def getBinsFromTGraph(TGraph):
    allbins=[]
    X = TGraph.GetX()
    Y = TGraph.GetY()
    for ii in xrange(TGraph.GetN()):
        i = ii #+ 1
        xlow  = X[i] - TGraph.GetErrorXlow(i)
        xhigh = X[i] + TGraph.GetErrorXhigh(i)
        y     = Y[i]
        y_err_low = TGraph.GetErrorYlow(i)
        y_err_high = TGraph.GetErrorYhigh(i)
        bin = {"xlow":xlow, "xhigh":xhigh, "y":y, "y_err_low":y_err_low, "y_err_high":y_err_high}
        allbins.append(bin)
    return allbins
def writeHisto(name, R_histo, rivetid, tgraph=False):
    """ This writes the histogram into a single file, ready to plot with
    make-plots.
    """
    if tgraph:
        title, xlabel, ylabel, bins = convertTGraph(R_histo)
    else:
        title, xlabel, ylabel, bins = convertHisto(R_histo)
    head = "# BEGIN PLOT\nTitle=%s\nLegend=1\nLogY=1\nDrawOnly=%s\n" % (title, name)
    head += "XLabel=%s\nYLabel=%s\n# END PLOT\n" % (xlabel, ylabel)
    if opts.ANALYSIS and opts.ENUM:
        name = os.path.join(opts.ANALYSIS, "d"+str(rivetid).zfill(2)+"-x01-y01")
    elif opts.ANALYSIS and not opts.ENUM:
        name = os.path.join(opts.ANALYSIS, name)
    histo = getFlatHisto(bins, name, title)
    flatname = name.replace("/","_") + ".dat"
    if flatname.startswith("_"):
        flatname = flatname[1:]
    flatfile = os.path.join(opts.OUTDIR, flatname)
    if not opts.FILENAME:
        f = open(flatfile, "w")
    else:
        global nobs
        if os.path.exists(opts.FILENAME) and rivetid == 1:
            print "Error, outputfile '%s' exists! Exiting..."%opts.FILENAME
            sys.exit(1)
        else:
            f = open(opts.FILENAME, "a")
    f.write(head)
    f.write("\n")
    f.write(histo)
    f.close()
def getFlatHisto(bins, name, title):
    """ This returns a histo in the FLAT format. """
    histo= "# BEGIN HISTOGRAM %s\n" % name
    histo += "LineColor=black\n"
    histo += "ErrorBars=1\n"
    histo += "PolyMarker=*\n"
    histo += "Title=%s\n" % title
    for bin in bins:
        histo += "%.8e\t%.8e\t%.8e\t%.8e\t%.8e\n" % (bin["xlow"], bin["xhigh"],
                                                     bin["y"], bin["y_err_low"], bin["y_err_high"])
    histo += "# END HISTOGRAM\n\n"
    return histo
if __name__ == "__main__":
    nobs = 1
    for infile in args:
        if not os.path.exists(opts.OUTDIR):
            os.mkdir(opts.OUTDIR)
        readROOT(infile)
    dest = opts.OUTDIR
    if opts.FILENAME:
        dest=opts.FILENAME
    print  "Done. Written all converted histos to %s" % dest
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