Delphes comes with all the !ExRootAnalysis framework/facilities. It is powerful and very practical. Written in C++, it has all the nice (fast) and bad (heavy) aspects of that language.
On the contrary, Python is an interpreted scripting language that allows for a fast development cycle.
It is therefore (becoming) the preferred language for high-level applications.
* Introspection makes the code easy to extend
* Run-time type evaluation removes the need for templates

!DelphesAnalysis is an analysis framework written in python where a clear separation is maintained between the standard code and what the user has to implement.
This makes it easy to apprehend and generic, still retaining full flexibility and scalability. 
The framework is built out of:
* !AnalysisEvent class: interface to the ROOT tree + many more
* Base !ControlPlots class: interface to create plots
* Base !EventSelection class: interface to code cuts/categories

== The !AnalysisEvent class ==

== The !ControlPlots class and its subclasses ==

== The Event selection ==

== Implementing an analysis ==

== Examples ==