Ganga 3 CLIP Tutorial Jakub T. Moscicki ARDA/LHCb Ganga Tutorial, April 2005

Ganga Tutorial, April Contents Quick introduction to Python  Statements, variables, functions  Modules, classes, objects Basics of Ganga Scripting Interface  simple executable jobs  Simple DaVinci jobs  Job Registry and looping

Ganga Tutorial, April Python Website:  Excelent Python Tutorial:  Documentation:  How to start on lxplus at CERN (python 2.2) % python Python (#1, Jan , 21:26:22) >>> ^D % Python Quickstart

Ganga Tutorial, April x = 2 print x*3 if x==2: print "yes, x==2" # NOTE INITIAL SPACES! alist = [1,2,3] for y in alist: print y print len(alist) # built-in function len help(len) Statements, Variables

Ganga Tutorial, April print range(10) help(range) def square(v): return v*v print square(x) alist = [1,2,3] for i in range(len(alist)): alist[i] = square(alist[i]) Functions

Ganga Tutorial, April import sys print sys.argv sys.exit(-1) import os print os.environ['HOME'] from os import environ from os import * import math, cmath Modules

Ganga Tutorial, April # user defined classes a = MyClass(2,3) a.my_method(1) #built-in classes: for example strings s = "hello at the tutorial" s.split() s.count('a') s.upper() dir(s) Classes and Objects

Ganga Tutorial, April Start Ganga in text mode: % ganga -t >>> from Ganga.CLIP import * Job Objects and Job Registry j = Job() print j print j.application print j.backend print jobs print jobs[1] Ganga Scripting

Ganga Tutorial, April Jobs Job { status = 'new', name = '', stdout = None, stderr = None, directory = '/afs/cern.ch/user/k/kuba/myGangaJobs/Job ', exitcode = None, id = 7, application = Executable { outputfiles = [], inputfiles = [], parameters = [], exe = '/afs/cern.ch/user/k/kuba' }, backend = Local { id = None }

Ganga Tutorial, April j = Job() j.application.exe = '/bin/hostname' j.name = "MyTest" print j j.submit() print j.status print j.directory+'/output' ### open new terminal and inspect output % cat OUTPUTDIR/std.out Basic Job Submission

Ganga Tutorial, April for i in range(5): j = Job(exe="/bin/echo", parameters=["hello ",str(i)]) for j in jobs: print j.id, j.directory print j.submit() Jobs in a loop

Ganga Tutorial, April j = Job(application="DaVinci") print j j.submit() Default DaVinci Job Submission

Ganga Tutorial, April Questions? Practical exercises Questions?