# Dataset table for rugnux_stills_ab.py  --  TEMPLATE.
#
# Columns:
#   alias  master.h5  start  end  stride  dmin  dmax  [extra rugnux args]
#
# This file ships with NO real dataset paths, and none should be added to it. A dataset
# directory name identifies a sample, and so does a run label or a pump-probe parameter in a
# filename. Keep your own table outside the repository and point the harness at it:
#
#   ./rugnux_stills_ab.py --config ~/my_stills_datasets.tsv --workdir /somewhere ...
#
# --config is a required argument with no default, so nothing depends on this file existing.
#
# Filling a row:
#   alias   a neutral label; it is what appears in the results table. Not the sample.
#   dmin    pin it, do not leave it to the automatic cut-off. Run a calibration pass on the
#           exact subset first and take the FINER of the two arms' cc-logistic cut-offs, so the
#           pin clips neither arm and the shell edges - uniform in 1/d^2 between dmax and dmin -
#           are identical in both. Without this the cut moves between arms and the columns being
#           compared are not the same shells.
#   dmax    50, the value XDS configurations use and rugnux's own --scaling-low-resolution default.
#   subset  contiguous (stride 1), not strided: on a spinning disk a stride turns one sequential
#           read into ten thousand seeks.
#   -C/-S   pin the cell and space group so neither arm can differ by having indexed a different
#           lattice. For plain lysozyme, the field's standard test specimen, the reference cell
#           79.1,79.1,37.9,90,90,90 in P4(3)2(1)2 (-S 96) is the usual choice.
#
# Example row, with the path left as a placeholder to be filled in locally:
#
# still_a   /path/to/your/dataset_master.h5  0 10000 1  1.66 50  -C 79.1,79.1,37.9,90,90,90 -S 96