cut chip Processor of the MarlinTPC package .
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#include <CutChipProcessor.h>
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virtual Processor * | newProcessor () |
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virtual void | init () |
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virtual void | processRunHeader (lcio::LCRunHeader *run) |
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virtual void | processEvent (lcio::LCEvent *evt) |
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virtual void | check (lcio::LCEvent *evt) |
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virtual void | end () |
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| std::string | _inputColName |
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| std::string | _outputColName |
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| std::vector< int > | _usedChipIDs |
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int | _outputIsTransient |
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bool | isFirstCollection |
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| int | _nEvt |
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cut chip Processor of the MarlinTPC package .
CutChipProcessor takes the data of the desired ChipIDs
Input - Prerequisites
a collection of TrackerRawData
Output
- Parameters
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| InputCollectionName | Name of input collection, TrackerRawData |
| OutputCollectionName | Name of output collection, CutedChipIdRawData |
| SetOutputTransient | If not 0 the output collection is set transient |
| SkipEmptyEvents | Throw SkipEventException if TimePix data is empty. All subsequent processors are skipped, including the LCIOOutputProcessor. You might want to switch this off in case there is data from several subdetectors in the event. Default: 1 |
- Author
- Frederik Klöckner
| std::string marlintpc::CutChipProcessor::_inputColName |
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- the name of the input collection
| int marlintpc::CutChipProcessor::_nEvt |
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- counts the processed events
| std::string marlintpc::CutChipProcessor::_outputColName |
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- the name of the output collection
| std::vector<int> marlintpc::CutChipProcessor::_usedChipIDs |
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
