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Re: Event filter after simulation phase [message #24824 is a reply to message #24814]

Thu, 23 April 2020 16:02

Florian Uhlig
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Registered: May 2007

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From: *gsi.de

Hi,

please find attached an example task which does the work for you. As pointed out already by Mohammad the write during the simulation is steered by the FairMCApplication. In FairMCApplication ther is the function SetSaveCurrentEvent(Bool_t) which can be used to suppress the output of one event to file. The default is to write the event to file and this is reestablished after each event. So if you want to suppress the output you need a task which runs within the simulation which calls the function with kFALSE as parameter.

Ciao

Florian

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		[SOLVED] Event filter after simulation phase By: MG on Thu, 23 April 2020 14:57
		Re: Event filter after simulation phase By: Mohammad Al-Turany on Thu, 23 April 2020 15:11
		Re: Event filter after simulation phase By: Florian Uhlig on Thu, 23 April 2020 16:02
		Re: Event filter after simulation phase By: MG on Thu, 23 April 2020 18:41
		Re: Event filter after simulation phase By: MG on Fri, 24 April 2020 23:05
		Re: Event filter after simulation phase By: Florian Uhlig on Fri, 24 April 2020 23:39
		Re: Event filter after simulation phase By: Florian Uhlig on Mon, 27 April 2020 08:39
		Re: Event filter after simulation phase By: MG on Sun, 26 April 2020 19:38

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