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--- community:hepsim:usage_truth [2016/04/28 18:16] – [XML output format] asc
+++ community:hepsim:usage_truth [2016/11/04 19:23] (current) – [Converting to LCIO] asc
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+Please look at HepSim [[community:hepsim:usage_truth|programming tutorials]] on how to design Jython scripts.
-====== Supported languages ======
-  * C++/ROOT
-  * CPython  (Python implemented in C++) or PyROOT
-  * Java
-  * Jython (Python on the Java platform)
-  * Groovy  (scripting language)
-  * BeanShell (scripting language)
-  * JRuby (Ruby on the Java platform)
-Some variations of the Java languages are also possible (such as Scala). For all Java-derived languages, see the [[http://jwork.org/dmelt/ | DatMelt]] project.
-The Android platform has a limited support (but the files should be readable on Android).
-Although all example scripts are based on the Python language, the actual implementation of the validation online scripts is done in Jython (Java).
-You can program in Java as well. C++/CPython will be discussed later.
-===== Using Jython =====
-Jython and Java are chosen  to write validation scripts and to run such scripts using web pages.
-Please look at [[community:refhepsim_analysis| HepSim Analysis Primer]] manual.
-===== Using C++ =====
 Please refer [[asc:promc| ProMC web page]] on how to read/write ProMC files.
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 </code>
 Read "README" inside this directory. Do not forget to populate the directory "data" with MC files before running this example.
-===== Using CPython =====
-Use the example above to generate CPython code to read data.
-This is documentation for CPython approach
-      * [[http://atlaswww.hep.anl.gov/asc/promc/doc/cpython_promc/html/index.html | annotated classes]] - for complete MC event records
-      * [[http://atlaswww.hep.anl.gov/asc/promc/doc/cpython_pronlo/html/index.html | annotated classes]] - for NLO event records
-Read the description of [[http://atlaswww.hep.anl.gov/asc/promc/ | ProMC format]] about how to generate CPython code.
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 </code>
+====== Converting to LCIO ======
+ProMC files can be converted to LCIO files for full detector simulations.  This is an example of such conversion (it requires Java installed):
+<code bash>
+wget http://atlaswww.hep.anl.gov/asc/promc/download/current.php -O ProMC.tgz
+tar -zvxf ProMC.tgz
+cd examples/promc2lcio
+source setup.sh
+javac promc2lcio.java
+java promc2lcio file.promc file.slcio
+</code>
+The last commends creates  file.slcio with "MCparticle" container.
+====== Converting to other formats ======
+Look at other directories in "examples/". You can convert ProMC files to many other formats (most converters require  installation of the ProMC C++ package).
 ====== Extracting events  ======
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-===== Programming with HepSim =====
+====== Programming with HepSim ======