sPhenixStyle.h

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//
//   @file    sPhenixStyle.h         
//   
//            sPHENIX Style, based on a style file from ATLAS
//
//
//   @author Peter Steinberg
// 
//   Copyright (C) 2017 sPhenix Collaboration
//
//   Version 0.1

#ifndef  __SPHENIXSTYLE_H
#define __SPHENIXSTYLE_H

#include <TStyle.h>

/*
Please find instruction at https://wiki.bnl.gov/sPHENIX/index.php/Plot_template . Here is a snapshot:

# How to use

To ensure some consistency among plots produced by different sPHENIX members, a candidate style file is being proposed (May 2017), based on the ATLAS style file. Please click here for the gzipped tar file.
For general use, copy or link the ``sPHENIXStyle.h`` and ``sPHENIXStyle.C`` files somewhere, either locally or in your macro path (``gROOT->GetMacroPath()`` will tell you, and add it in ``.rootrc`` if you need one).
Then do
``
[0] gROOT->LoadMacro("sPhenixStyle.C")
[1] SetsPhenixStyle()
``
and you're good to go (even better, add this all into your ``.rootlogon.C`` file)

# Rules of the sPHENIX style

* Don't talk about the style file.
* Always use the style file.
* Units should always be indicated in brackets "[ ]", while counts will typically specify the bin width "Events / 2 GeV" or "Events / 0.13 rad".
* Every plot should have a legend indicating "sPHENIX", "sPHENIX Preliminary", "sPHENIX Simulation", etc.
* sPHENIX should be bold, italic
* Where possible, indicate the system being considered and it's energy
* "MC" predictions should be filled, with distinguishable colors
* Data or pseudodata should always be histograms or graphs with error bars
* Elements should never overlap, with each other or with the axis

 *
 */
void SetsPhenixStyle();

TStyle* sPhenixStyle(); 

#endif // __SPHENIXSTYLE_H