| Re: MCTrack [message #5411 is a reply to message #5410] |
Thu, 15 November 2007 13:20   |
Mohammad Al-Turany
Messages: 518
Registered: April 2004
Location: GSI, Germany
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From: *gsi.de
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Hi klaus,
The MCTrack is filled when finishing an event (in your case
after filling the Stack). but your task is trying to access the
MCTrack in the initialization phase of a simulation session
(CbmRunSim!). So either you do this in two steps:
1. in your macro, remove the CbmFastSim and run it. It will
produce an output file(fastsim.root)
In fact, here you just copy the information from your event
generator format to a format similar to the full simulation
(There is not transport at all here)
2. create a new macro (Analysis macro, ie: CbmRunAna), set
input file (output of step 1), add
your task , and you will see the MCTrack and can use them
Or:
if you want to do it in one step, you have to use Stack, instead of MCTrack:
CbmStack *fStack= gMC->GetStack();
and from CbmStack you have access to all info on the fly
before they are filtered(if?) and written out as an array of
MCTracks
regards
Mohammad
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