# Analyzer output definition file used by THaOutput class.
# See  http://hallaweb.jlab.org/root/THaOutput.html
# R. Michaels, June 2003
# Comments start with '# '  (careful, need a space after #) 
#
# There are at present 3 places where output is defined
# in the C++ analyzer, and this is one of them.
# The other two are THaRun (run-dependent info) and
# THaEvent (event-dependent info), which provide quantities 
# like run number and event number that you always need.
# In this place, the "outdef" file, one can define
# global variables, formulas, and histograms, as well
# as cuts on histograms.  The results of the formulas appear 
# in the tree with the formula-name given.
#
# Syntax of file  -- by example:
#
# variable   L.vdc.u2.nclust
# variable   R.s1.lt
# formula    targetX  1.464*BB.bpm4b.x-0.464*BB.bpm4a.x
# TH1F  rv1n  'R-arm vdc hits on V1'   R.vdc.v1.nhit 100 0 10
# TH1F  rv1w  'R-arm vdc wiremap on V1'  R.vdc.v1.wire 100 0 500
# TH1F  tgtx  'Target X position'  targetX 100 -2 2 
# TH2F  t12  'Time stamps on roc1 vs roc2'  D.timeroc1  D.timeroc2
#       100 0 1000 100 0 1000
# TH1F  Rv1n 'R-arm VDC nhit (cut)' R.vdc.v1.nhit 100 0 10 R.vdc.v1.nhit>3
# (note, the cut R.vdc.v1.nhit appears optionally at the end, also
#  this variable cannot be a variable-sized array)
#
#
# The lines are of the form
#     keyword  rest-of-line
#
# where the keywords are as follows :
# (the keywords are case-insensitive, the rest of the line is not)
#
#  VARIABLE  -- indicates that a global variable is to
#              be added to the tree.  
#              The next string is the name of the variable.  
#              You can see a list of variables by typing 
#              gHaVars->Print() at the analyzer's root shell prompt.
#              A variable can also be an array, e.g. R.s1.lt  
#              Then the values in the tree will be R.s1.lt.data[0], 
#              R.s1.lt.data[1], etc, up to the array size which
#              is Ndata.R.s1.lt
# 
#  BLOCK   --  An entire block of variables are written to the
#              output.  E.g. "L.*" writes all Left HRS variables.
#
#  FORMULA -- indicates a THaFormula to add to the output.
#             The next word will be the "name" of the formula result 
#             in the tree. The 3rd string is the formula to evaluate.  
#             Note, it cannot have spaces in it.
#             Formulas can be vectors if the arrays are fixed size.
#
#  CUT --     Like a formula, but the data are 0 (false) or 1 (true)
#
#  TH1F, TH2F, TH1D, TH2D  -- defines histograms (1D or 2D).
#              The next word is the name of the object.
#              The following string (must be in single quotes) is  
#              the title of the histogram.  Next, the variables
#              or formulas names that are put into the histogram 
#              are listed together with bin info: nbin, xlo, xhi and if 2D
#              the same bin info for y.  Optional cuts can be specified 
#              at the end of the line.  See examples below.  
#
# ------------------------------------

# List of the variable blocks to be written out

#block BB.*
block L.tr.*
# block L.s1.*
# block L.s2.*
# block L.a1.*
block L.prl1.*sum*
block L.prl1.e

block L.prl2.*sum*
block L.prl2.e

# block L.cer.*
# block L.vdc.*
block PriKine.*
block PriKine_C.*
block PriKine_He3.*
block ReactPt_L.*
block ReactPt_Lurb.*
block ExTgtCor_L.*
block ExTgtCor_Lurb.*
block DL.*
block rb.*
block urb.*
block L.gold.*




begin epics
   HALLA:p
   HALLA:dpp
   IPM1H04A.XPOS
   IPM1H04A.YPOS
   IPM1H04B.XPOS
   IPM1H04B.YPOS
   hac_bcm_average
   
end epics