python.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr Class Reference

Inheritance diagram for python.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr:

Collaboration diagram for python.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr:

Public Member Functions
def	__init__ (self)
def	__getattr__ (self, attr)
def	executeAlgorithms (self, cppcontext)

Private Member Functions
def	_installServices (self, cppself)

Detailed Description

Definition at line 12 of file PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.py.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

__init__()

def python.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.__init__

(

self

)

Definition at line 14 of file PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.py.

   def __init__( self ):
      PyGaudi.iService.__init__( self, 'PyAthenaEventLoopMgr' )
 

Member Function Documentation

__getattr__()

def python.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.__getattr__	(		self,
			attr
	)

Definition at line 50 of file PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.py.

   def __getattr__( self, attr ):
    # note the lookup order: should be as per the C++ side
      for obj in [ self._evtSeek, self._state, self._evtpro ]:
         try:
            return getattr( obj, attr )
         except Exception:
            pass
 
    # let properties be tried last
      return super( PyAthenaEventLoopMgr, self ).__getattr__( attr )
 

_installServices()

def python.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr._installServices (   self,   cppself  )

private

Definition at line 17 of file PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.py.

   def _installServices( self, cppself ):
    # install the interfaces onto oneself; the order is (as per the
    # cpp side multiple inheritence:
    #   IEventSeek
    #   IService              => from here ...
    #     INamedInterface
    #     IInterface
    #   IProperty             => ... up to here from the iService base class
    #   IStateful
    #   IEventProcessor
    #
    # The expectation from the C++ side it that an IEventSeek is received. Note
    # that this code can not call into the application manager, as this is run
    # during initialize, making the IService PyAthenaEventLoopMgr unavailable.
    #
    # Note that this is all a poor man's way of not needing to have dictionaries
    # for all base classes of the C++ PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.
 
      import cppyy
 
    # need to set all the following through the __dict__ b/c of iPropert.__setattr__
 
    # the expect IEventSeek
      self.__dict__[ '_evtSeek' ] = cppyy.bind_object( cppself, cppyy.gbl.IEventSeek )
 
    # the IService needed for iService._isvc and likewise iProperty._ip
      self.__dict__[ '_isvc' ] = PyGaudi.InterfaceCast( cppyy.gbl.IService )( self._evtSeek )
      self.__dict__[ '_ip' ] = PyGaudi.InterfaceCast( cppyy.gbl.IProperty )( self._evtSeek )
 
    # IStateful and IEventProcessor
      self.__dict__[ '_state' ] = PyGaudi.InterfaceCast( cppyy.gbl.IStateful )( self._evtSeek )
      self.__dict__[ '_evtpro' ] = PyGaudi.InterfaceCast( cppyy.gbl.IEventProcessor )( self._evtSeek )
 

executeAlgorithms()

def python.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.executeAlgorithms	(		self,
			cppcontext
	)

Definition at line 61 of file PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.py.

   def executeAlgorithms( self, cppcontext ):
 
      from AthenaPython.PyAthena import py_svc
      from AthenaPython.PyAthenaComps import StatusCode
      appmgr = py_svc('ApplicationMgr',iface="IProperty")      
      algmgr = py_svc('ApplicationMgr',iface='IAlgManager')
     
      import cppyy
      ctx = cppyy.bind_object(cppcontext, "EventContext")
 
      try:
         for name in appmgr.getProperty("TopAlg").value():
            ialg=algmgr.algorithm(name).get()
            ialg.execState(ctx).reset()
            result = ialg.sysExecute(ctx)
            if result.isFailure():
               from AthenaCommon.Logging import log as msg
               msg.error( "Execution of algorithm %s failed", name )
               return result.getCode()
      except KeyboardInterrupt:
         from AthenaCommon.Logging import log as msg
         msg.critical( "event loop stopped by user interrupt" )
         return StatusCode.Failure
 
      return StatusCode.Success

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• PyAthenaEventLoopMgr.py