////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
/// \class RAT::RingOfFire
///
/// \brief  Flags ring of fire events for data cleaning
///
/// \author Richie Bonventre <rbonv@hep.upenn.edu>
/// \contact Eric Marzec <marzece@hep.upenn.edu>
///
/// REVISION HISTORY:\n
///    21 June 2011 : Richie Bonventre - first version
///    13 Nov 2014 : Eric Marzec - Made myself contact person.
///
///  \details  This processor tags events that are considered
///   "ring of fire" events. These events can later be
///   removed from an analysis by setting a data cleaning
///   mask.
///
///
///
///
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#ifndef __RAT_RingOfFire__
#define __RAT_RingOfFire__

#include <RAT/Processor.hh>
#include <RAT/DataCleaningProc.hh>
#include <RAT/DS/Entry.hh>

namespace RAT {

  class RingOfFire : public DataCleaningProc {
    public:
      RingOfFire() : DataCleaningProc("ringoffire",1){};
      virtual ~RingOfFire(){};
      virtual Processor::Result DSEvent(DS::Run& run, DS::Entry& ds);
      void BeginOfRun(DS::Run&);

    protected:
      virtual Processor::Result Event(DS::Entry& ds, DS::EV& ev);
      int fCardLow,fCardHigh,fChannelLow,fChannelHigh; ///< defines the outer ring channels and FECs
      double fCrateFrac,fRingFrac; ///< Fraction of hits that need to be in one crate and in the ring
  };


} // namespace RAT
#endif