FlashResAna.fcl

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#include "services_common_icarus.fcl"
#include "services_icarus_simulation.fcl"

process_name: CRTAnalysis

services:
{
  TFileService:           { fileName: "FlashResAna.root" }
  TimeTracker:            {}
  message:                @local::icarus_message_services_prod_debug
                          @table::icarus_common_services
} # services

source:
{
  module_type: RootInput

  # Number of events to analyze; "-1" means all of the events in the input
  # file. You can override this value with the "-n" option on the command line. 
  maxEvents:  -1 

  # I've commented this out, but if you want to include the name of
  # an art::Event input file in a script, here's how you do it.
  # fileNames: ["myinput.root"]
}

outputs:{}

physics:
{
  analyzers:
  {
    FlashAna: 
    {

      module_type:        "FlashResAna"

      #SimulationLabel:   "largeant"

      #CrtHitModuleLabel:  "crthit"

      #OpHitModuleLabel:   "ophit"

      OpFlashModuleLabel0: "opflashTPC0"
      OpFlashModuleLabel1: "opflashTPC1"
      OpFlashModuleLabel2: "opflashTPC2"
      OpFlashModuleLabel3: "opflashTPC3"

      #CoincidenceWindow: 60.0
      #OpDelay: 0.0 #73.2
    }
  }

  # Schedule job step(s) for execution by defining the analysis module
  # for this job. An 'analysis' module (as opposed to a 'producer' or
  # a 'filter') does not alter the contents of events in the input
  # file, nor does it create any events as output. Any step names
  # listed here must match a name in the 'analyzers' section above.

  analysis: [ FlashAna ]

  # "end_paths" is a keyword and contains the modules that do not modify the art::Event;
  # i.e., analyzers and output streams.

  end_paths: [ analysis ]
}