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Add support for CICADA objects, refs #41

This requires loading data from scales:

• CICADA-CSCORE (n_bits holds value size, eg. 16 bits)
• PRECISION-CICADA-CScore (n_bits holds fraction size, eg. 8 bits)

Add support for AXO objects, refs #41

Migration to grammar version 0.10 introducing:

• #22

To select from a set of different models for the topological trigger a mandatory TOPO-MODEL cut could be introduced for TOPO objects.

Example cuts could be:

• TOPO-MODEL_HH_Mu (data: hh_mu)
• TOPO-MODEL_HH_Ele (data: hh_ele)
• TOPO-MODEL_HH_Had (data: hh_had)

And selected in the algorithm editor like:

TOPO[TOPO-MODEL_HH_Mu, TOPO-SCORE_42p0]

Migration to grammar version 0.12

Add support for ZDCP, ZDCM objects, refs #25.

Add support for ADT object and ASCORE cut, refs #25.

Recent firmware supports up to 5 eta cuts per object requirement.

Sort by seed labels, edit seed labels in algorithm dialog.

Remove obsolete SVN variables from source code headers.

The project website is now reachable at https://cern.ch/globaltrigger (replacing http://globaltrigger.hephy.at/)

Add support for displaced jet cuts (DISP) introduced with grammar version 0.10

There seems to be an issue with libxcb on various Linux distributions and PyQt5 5.15.x

qt.qpa.plugin: Could not load the Qt platform plugin "xcb" in "" even though it was found.
This application failed to start because no Qt platform plugin could be initialized. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem.

Available platform plugins are: eglfs, linuxfb, minimal, minimalegl, offscreen, vnc, wayland-egl, wayland, wayland-xcomposite-egl, wayland-xcomposite-glx, webgl, xcb.

Aborted (core dumped)

Downgrading to PyQt5 5.14.x seems to fix the issue (currently no 5.15 specific features are used).

In algorithm editor dialog, genuine icons of edit actions are replaced all by themes default edit icon (on LinuxMint 19.2 running in virtual environment).

On Linux some icon themes do not provide all the required icons and end up showing a placeholder (like for the Mint-L theme on Linux Mint 21).

Method QIcon.hasThemeIcon(name) can be used to determine if the icon is missing in the current theme.

In function editor:

• add DR cut to function `mass_inv_upt'.
• add DETA, DPHI, DR, TBPT and CHGCOR cuts to function mass_inv_upt.
• extend remark for *_orm functions that only calorimeter objects are supported (no muons).
• comb_orm: tbpt cut possible without orm cut, tbpt cut for "single" orm (e.g.: single jet with tau orm) possible, both are wrong.
• add CHGCOR cut to function mass_inv_dr and mass_inv_3.

In cut editor:

• change unit for m0/dR cuts in cut editor to GeV
• range of DeltaR: max. upper limit calculation in "def calculateDRRange() of Algorithm.py" is wrong, dPhi = math.pi * 2 is not correct (should be dPhi = math.pi).
• mass_inv_3: used same max. upper limit calculation as for mass_inv in "def calculateInvMassRange() of Algorithm.py", that's wrong. Should be 3 times higher (sum of 3 masses).
• prevent minimum >= maximum for ranges.

Add support for MU-INDEX cut, refs #25.

Add a rule for impact parameter cut requires unconstrained pt cut.

Add support for MUS2 signal, refs #25.

Migration to grammar version 0.11

https://svnweb.cern.ch/trac/cactus/ will be closed in February 2019.

Add support for hadronic muon shower signals (added in utm 0.9.0):

• MUS0
• MUS1
• MUSOOT0
• MUSOOT1

Function editor does not provide following cuts for function mass_inv_upt:

• DETA
• DPHI
• CHGCOR
• TBPT

Add support for TOPO objects, refs #41

A bug in the precision settings for the cut editor prevents entering/editing ETA and PHI cut ranges for all non muon objects.

Function inv_mass_dr makes use of pt not upt (thsi is a typo), see

Migration to grammar version 0.8 introducing:

• unconstrined pt cut for muons
• impact parameter cut for muons
• invariant mass function for three particles

Recent refactoring introduced a bug in module tmEditor.gui.ExtSignalEditorDialog accessing a SWIG map value using get() resulting in AttributeError: 'Row' object has no attribute 'get'.

Possible solution is replacing get() by operator [].

Using tm-python version 0.7.5