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Legacy processors in C++ and Python #33
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tomeichlersmith
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Mar 18, 2022
- GetEntry(GetReadEntry()++) is a NextEntry function for TBranch - allows us to drop need for Reader::next callback which helps slightly lighten the Reader class
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This resolves #19 .
A C++ header and a Python module are introduced so that C++ processors and Python configuration script are allowed to more closely match the "legacy" format that are defined by the ROOT-based Framework.
Not all Python configuration features are translated