History: NA software variables

There are really four sorts of variables, which are classified by what the array index means.

-=Class One=-
Array index is the detector. So for example, na.nd.n1.LT element 4 would be the the left time for detector N1-4.
===Class One Software Variables===
||__Variable Name__|__Description__
na.nd.n#.LT| This is the Left Time (((Neutron Plane)) #, corrected for all corrections in the DB used to create it.
na.nd.n#.LT| This is the
na.nd.n#.?A|
na.nd.n#.?Apedc|

Class Two:
Array index is the hits, lowest index number is hit that hit lowest in the detector. For example, na.nd.n1.hit_tof element 0 would be the ((tof)) variable for the lowest detector number hit in plane N1.
((na.nd.n#.hit_tof))
((na.nd.n#.hit_bar))
((na.nd.n#.hit_Edep))
((na.nd.n#.hit_ypos))
((na.nd.n#.hit_xpos))
((na.nd.n#.lthit_time))
((na.nd.n#.lthit_bar))
((na.nd.n#.lahit_Adc))
((na.nd.n#.lahit_Adcp))
((na.nd.n#.lahit_bar))

Class Three:
Array index is the hits, lowest index number is the hit that had the highest Energy Deposition.

Class Four:
Array index size. This is just a the maximum array size for one of the array variables. For example, for na.nd.n1.lthit_time it would be the largest number of hits in N1 in a given event. These variables are in the form:
Ndata.*
where * is the arrayed variable.