This repo contains some simple functions to display Trigger Primitives.
It will be moved to dune-daq.
You just need matplotlib, numpy and dataclasses.
For textfiles, the idea is that the input files contain the TP variables in this order:
time_start, time_peak, time_over_threshold, channel, adc_integral, adc_peak, detid, type, algorithm, version, flags
If there are more variables after these (MC truth from offline), it's not a problem, they will just be ignored.
The example files in the repo come from offline, but are ok for testing.
The notebook should be self-explanatory, and can be good for quick checks.
plot-tps.py does the same thing; the usage can be seen with -h.
In short, you can give it a variable number of files with the flag -f, the number of tps to load and plot with -n.
You can decide to superimpose them on the same plot with the flag -s, default is False.
You can change some display options for each variable directly inside the pythons script.
Default location for output is ./output/, you see the folder in the repo but its content is added to .gitignore.
All functions are in include/PlottingUtils.py.
Definition of the TP dataclass is in include/TriggerPrimitive.py.