Intended to be called from your OnStart proc. This initializes the EZBuilder and controls how it will behave. The parameters to this command are option value pairs. See EXAMPLES below for some typical option sets.
For information about the specific options, see OPTIONS below and EVBC::start.
The EVBC::initialize command accepts all options that the EVBC::start understands as well as the following additional options:
-gui on | off
If -gui is
true, EZBuilder will
add a control strip to the bottom of the ReadoutGUI
control panel. This control strip will give you
dynamic control over the options controlled by
EVBC::initialize.
Only do this if you trust your users to be able to set sensible values in this user interface. If you don't you will sleep better at night choosing the options you want and disabling the GUI strip.
-restart yes | no
If -restart is yes,
the event builder pipeline is restarted at the beginning
of each run (See EVBC::onBegin).
Otherwise, the event builder timstamp memory is just
reset at the beginning of each run and the
event builder pipline is only started at the beginning
of the first run.
The example below does not allow event builder parameters to be modified between runs. It requests a new instance of the event builder for each run. Note that this implies that the begin run will invoke startEVBSources if that command/proc has been defined. That allows you to start fragment sources after the event builder pipeline has been started.
The exmple below initially requests a restart before each run but, since the GUI is enabled, this can be modified by the user.