- nps compilation was done before npl compilation

implementing fully the Data and Spectra classes, implementing partly (Only the DeltaE detector) the physics class

        - Add back on clover basis
        - Pick up right cristal and segment (max energy)
        - Still need to work on DC and Angle

        - No more BGO
        - Seg/Core separated
        - Physics class to be worked on

        - the interpolation is done by a TSpline3 instead of specialized
          GSL interpolator
        - No impact on running time or results

        - Modification of all existing detector class
        - Modification of Detector Skeleton
        - Branch is now called only if Branch does not exist
        - Cosmetic change to display when reloading geometry

* Restaure NPTool style (previous one was broken)

        - The ring center was located on the upper edge of the strip
          instead of the actual center

* old one
* Run replace.sh to replace old matta@ipno.in2p3.fr address

* updating copyright
* updating a matta email

I found that the filepath for the NMR Splitpole files wasn't being reproduced correctly. It was used to load the Rmn directory to read the files in but then (at least for me), it looked in the current directory to try to find the Rmn files.

I have (in a fairly ugly manner) fixed this problem by introducing a new TString (FileToRead) which is used to construct the whole path to the Rmn files.

The condition was:

 if (m_PreTreatedData->GetFrontTStripNbr(couple[i].X()) == m_PreTreatedData->GetFrontTStripNbr(t) ||
                m_PreTreatedData->GetFrontTDetectorNbr(couple[i].X()) == m_PreTreatedData->GetFrontTDetectorNbr(t))

i.e., if the strip number is the same or the detector number is the same.

This has been modified to:

 if (m_PreTreatedData->GetFrontTStripNbr(couple[i].X()) == m_PreTreatedData->GetFrontTStripNbr(t) &&
                m_PreTreatedData->GetFrontTDetectorNbr(couple[i].X()) == m_PreTreatedData->GetFrontTDetectorNbr(t))

i.e. the strip number and detector number should both be the same.