class HMdcGarCal2Maker: public TNamed

 constructor for HMdcGarCal2Maker
 The parameters are initialized with non valid values.

 destructor of HMdcGarCal2Maker

 Sets ascii output of HMdcGarCal2Maker

 Sets root input of HMdcGarCal2Maker

 inits all variables

 prints the parameters to the screen

 Checks if the Mdc m and the type t (t1,t1err,t2,t2err)
 is active in the current setup

 Calulates the bounderies of the different cell types of the MDC's underr
 certain impact angle "a". "cellEdge" is the max distances of a track with
 minimum distance at the cell border whereas "maxDist" is the max minimum
 distance of a track just hitting the cell.

 Main function to be called from the macro.

 Fills values for time1, time2 and the corresponding errors from the hists into
 working arrays.

 finds maximum values inside the array of
 time1err and replacing values after max by
 a constant value.

 Removes spikes from time1err

 Copys workings arrays to hists

 Copy working hists to arrays

 Compute 2nd order Savitzky-Golay polynomial coefficient c=c(i,j,k,ni,nj,nk)

 Do a 2dim symmetric second-order Savitzky-Golay noise filtering on data

   - 2dim, because data=data(i,j)
   - symmetric, because nR = nL = n
   - second-order, because m=2

 Smooth working hists by number of cycles defined

 Smooth time1 errors by fit function

 Replace the first bins and the bins after the maximum bin of the
 workings hists after smoothing by the original bins of the working arrays.

 Create Graphs , fill them with the working array and write
 them to disk

 Fills a 2D Control hist from the working arrays and writes the hist to disk.

 Fills 1D Control hists (for each impact angle) and writes the hists to disk.

 Plots overlay of Graphs after the differrent working steps
 (raw, spike remove, smooth and replacement of bins).

 Draw lines for max value of Celledge / max distance

 Writes the created parameters form the working arrays to an ascii file.

 Reads input file to get the hists for time1 and time2 produced by
 HMdcGarSignalReader.