python.JetConfigFlags Namespace Reference

Functions
	createJetConfigFlags ()
	_useStrictMode (flags)

Function Documentation

_useStrictMode()

python.JetConfigFlags._useStrictMode ( flags )

protected

Strict mode is disabled by default in production jobs, but
enabled otherwise

Definition at line 27 of file JetConfigFlags.py.

def _useStrictMode(flags):
    """Strict mode is disabled by default in production jobs, but
    enabled otherwise
    """
    return not any([
        flags.Output.doWriteESD,
        flags.Output.doWriteAOD,
        flags.Output.doWriteDAOD,
        flags.Output.doWriteEVNT,
        flags.Output.doWriteEVNT_TR,
        flags.Output.doWriteBS,
        flags.Output.doWriteRDO,
        flags.Output.doWriteRDO_SGNL,
        flags.Output.HISTFileName,
    ])

createJetConfigFlags()

python.JetConfigFlags.createJetConfigFlags

(

)

Definition at line 8 of file JetConfigFlags.py.

def createJetConfigFlags():
    flags = AthConfigFlags()
 
    flags.addFlag("Jet.doUpstreamDependencies", False)
    flags.addFlag("Jet.WriteToAOD", 
                  lambda prevFlags: prevFlags.Reco.HIMode in [HIMode.HI,HIMode.UPC,HIMode.HIP] )
    flags.addFlag("Jet.useCalibJetThreshold", True)
 
    flags.addFlagsCategory("Jet.Context",createJetContextFlags)
 
    # strictMode will cause jobs to crash if inputs are missing. This
    # is disabled by default in production code because inputs
    # sometimes go missing for good reasons in production.
    flags.addFlag("Jet.strictMode", _useStrictMode)
    return flags
 
 
# specific flag defaults
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