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00001 //
00002 // HistoDisplayHelpText.cc
00003 // by Tetsuo Arisawa 
00004 // 1999 11 12
00005 
00006 #include "HistoDisplayHelpText.h"
00007 
00008 #ifndef WIN32
00009 
00010 const char gHelpHistoDisplay[] = "\
00011 \n \t CDF Monitoring Display \n\n\
00012 This GUI is under construction and updated daily.\n\
00013 Also, this help is not complete at all.\n\
00014 Simple explanation (of the previous version) was \n\
00015 in a talk of T.Arisawa in CDF WEEK Meeting 1999 7/29.\n\n\
00016  1. Input Stream\n\
00017   Shared memory files and the other ROOT files,\n\
00018 local and remote can be opened by selecting radio buttons\n\
00019 and typing filenames in the box of input stream, such as: \n\n\
00020 \t /dir1/dir2/dir3/filename.map (TMapFile)\n\
00021 \t /dir1/dir2/dir3/filename.root (local file)\n\
00022 \t  http://root.cern.ch/~rdm/hsimple.root\n\
00023 \t  root://b0dau30.fnal.gov:5151/filename.root.\n\n\
00024   For the client/server socket connection, type\n\
00025 \t (socket server name):(port number)\n\
00026 in the box in stead of a file name.\n\
00027 If you omit the port number, then a default port 9090 \n\
00028 is set.\n\
00029 Input \"localhost\" to use local host as a server\n\
00030 with port of 9090.\n\
00031  (\"DisplayServer\" Class of F.Hartmann and H.Wenzel is being used \n\
00032 for the socket communication.)\n\n\
00033  2. List Tree\n\
00034  After you open the input source, the contents (especially histograms now)\n\
00035 are displayed as a list tree form in the bottom left box\n\
00036 by pressing \"Start\" button.\n\
00037 Horizontal or vertical scroll bar appears when the list tree\n\
00038 exceeds the area.\n\
00039   You can specify a top folder in the list tree where items from \n\
00040 the input sources are placed by putting a path string such as:\n\
00041 \t folder1/folder2/folder3 \n\
00042 in the \"Top Folder in List Tree\" area before clicking the start button.\n\
00043 Items are put in the folder3 in the folder2 where the folder2 are \n\
00044 in the folder1.\n\
00045  Protocol to make more detailed list tree structures are \n\
00046 to be determined.  Currently YMON (by G.Veramendi)\n\
00047 and WedgetTest (by H.Wenzel) output histograms are \n\
00048 arranged as hierarchical list tree.\n\
00049 To test, open a YMON root file on cdfsga.fnal.gov:\n\
00050  \t /data83/upgrade/consumer/greg/YMON_MC.root\n\
00051 and type \"YMON\" or \"/YMON\" as the list tree top folder name,\n\
00052 then nice tree appears. ( Type \"Wedge\" for the WedgeTest.)\n\n\
00053  3. Draw items\n\
00054  To handle items on the list tree, select/open/close,\n\
00055 use left mouse button. To draw items such as histograms \n\
00056 click right mouse button. If you click the open folder which contains \n\
00057 several histograms with the right mouse button \n\
00058 all of them are drawn on the same canvas. \n\n\
00059  4. Canvas handling\n\n\
00060  5. Automatical Update\n\n\
00061    Feedback is welcome.\n\n\
00062   \t Tetsuo Arisawa (Waseda Univ. Japan)\n\
00063   \t Email: arisawa@fhlab.phys.waseda.ac.jp\n\n\
00064 ";
00065 
00066 #else
00067 const char gHelpHistoDisplay[]         = "empty";
00068 #endif

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