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fix: update full_chain_test.py to follow full_chain_odd.py #3956

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@timadye timadye commented Dec 5, 2024

Next, we should remove the command-line options for full_chain_odd.py.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new --output-obj argument for enabling object file output.
  • Improvements

    • Updated help text for the --output-csv argument to clarify output options.
    • Enhanced output directory handling to support multiple output formats.

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Enhancements to the full_chain_test.py script, yes. Argument parsing improved, it is. A new --output-obj argument added, allowing object output, hmmm. Help text for --output-csv clarified, yes. Output directory handling expanded, accommodating new argument, it has. Functions updated to pass object output directory correctly. Flexibility in output handling increased, this change does.

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Examples/Scripts/Python/full_chain_test.py Added --output-obj argument; updated help text for --output-csv; expanded output directory handling; updated function calls to include outputDirObj.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
Examples/Scripts/Python/full_chain_test.py (1)

280-280: Simplify the output directory logic, we should!

Complex, this conditional assignment is. Easier to read, an explicit if-else structure would be. Hmmmm.

Consider this clearer structure:

-    outputDirObj = outputDirLess if args.output_obj else outputDir if args.output_csv == 2 else None
+    outputDirObj = None
+    if args.output_obj:
+        outputDirObj = outputDirLess
+    elif args.output_csv == 2:
+        outputDirObj = outputDir
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84-89: Approve these changes, I do!

Clear and consistent with other arguments, the new --output-obj option is. Well documented in help text, the changes to -cc behavior are. Hmmmm.


487-487: Consistent implementation, this is!

Both simulation methods, object output support now have. Balanced and harmonious, the Force is.

Also applies to: 513-513


84-89: Verify backward compatibility, we must!

Check if existing scripts and documentation, affected by these changes are. Search for references to output handling, we should.

Also applies to: 280-280, 487-487, 513-513

✅ Verification successful

Let me examine the implementation details and documentation content, I must. Clear understanding of the impact, this will provide.


Safe, these changes are! Backward compatibility, they maintain.

Through the Force, clear vision I have gained:

  • Existing scripts handle output formats flexibly, they do
  • New --output-obj option, additive it is, disturbs not the existing paths
  • In all affected files, proper fallback handling exists through conditional statements
  • Documentation reflects output format options, it does

The path to different output formats, well-established it is:

  • CSV output through outputDirCsv parameter
  • OBJ output through outputDirObj parameter
  • Graceful handling when options disabled are
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Examples/Scripts/Python/full_chain_test.py (1)

280-284: Simplify the output directory logic, we should!

Complex, the nested conditional is. More readable, a simplified version would be.

Consider this clearer approach:

-    outputDirObj = (
-        outputDirLess
-        if args.output_obj
-        else outputDir if args.output_csv == 2 else None
-    )
+    outputDirObj = None
+    if args.output_obj:
+        outputDirObj = outputDirLess
+    elif args.output_csv == 2:
+        outputDirObj = outputDir
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84-89: Approve these changes, I do!

Clear and consistent with existing argument patterns, the new argument is. Well documented in help text, the changes are.


401-401: Verify edm4hep particle handling, we must!

Separate output for generator and simulation particles, this change creates. Align with PR objectives about particle fusion, it must.


491-491: Verify completeness of obj output support, we must!

Added to simulation functions, the obj output is. But check other visualization-capable functions, we should.

Also applies to: 517-517

✅ Verification successful

The previous search might have been too specific. Let's broaden our search to find all output-related functions and their parameters. This will help us verify if there are other functions that could benefit from obj output support.


Complete, the obj output support is! Hmmmm.

Through the Force, searched the codebase extensively, I have. Only in simulation functions (addFatras and addGeant4), the obj output parameter exists. Correct, this implementation is, as:

  • Obj output, for visualization of simulation hits, designed it was
  • Other functions, need not this capability, they do
  • In simulation writers only, the ObjSimHitWriter class used it is
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
Examples/Scripts/Python/full_chain_test.py (1)

280-284: Simplify the output directory logic, we should!

Complex, this conditional assignment is. Clearer structure, we can create.

Consider this simplified approach:

-    outputDirObj = (
-        outputDirLess
-        if args.output_obj
-        else outputDir if args.output_csv == 2 else None
-    )
+    outputDirObj = None
+    if args.output_obj:
+        outputDirObj = outputDirLess
+    elif args.output_csv == 2:
+        outputDirObj = outputDir
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84-89: Approve the new argument handling, I do!

Clear and consistent with PR objectives, these changes are. Support for --output-obj option, they add, hmm.


495-495: Consistent modifications to function calls, these are!

Properly propagated, the outputDirObj parameter is. To both addFatras and addGeant4 functions, it flows.

Also applies to: 521-521


405-405: Verify the EDM4hep particle handling, we must!

Fusing of initial and final simulation particles, this change enables. But verify its behavior with different input scenarios, we should.

✅ Verification successful

Consistent and well-integrated, the particle simulation configuration is!

Through the Force, I sense harmony in the implementation, hmm. The outputParticlesSimulation="particles_simulated" configuration, present it is across all chain tests - full_chain_test.py, full_chain_odd.py, and full_chain_odd_LRT.py. Consistent with the test reader configuration, this pattern is. No disturbance in the Force, I detect.

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@kodiakhq kodiakhq bot merged commit 93e3b27 into acts-project:main Dec 11, 2024
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@paulgessinger paulgessinger modified the milestones: next, v38.2.0 Dec 16, 2024
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