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Field maps in Macros [message #9828] |
Tue, 01 December 2009 19:31 |
Mohammad Al-Turany
Messages: 518 Registered: April 2004 Location: GSI, Germany
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From: *dip.t-dialin.net
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Hi,
I have simplified the PndMultiField, it has now a new ctor:
PndMultiField(TString Map)
The Map can be:
1. Full
which is equivalent to adding all maps in the macro i.e:
PndDipoleMap *map_d1= new PndDipoleMap("DipoleMap1", "R");
PndDipoleMap *map_d2= new PndDipoleMap("DipoleMap2", "R");
PndSolenoidMap *map_s1= new PndSolenoidMap("SolenoidMap1", "R");
PndSolenoidMap *map_s2= new PndSolenoidMap("SolenoidMap2", "R");
PndSolenoidMap *map_s3= new PndSolenoidMap("SolenoidMap3", "R");
PndSolenoidMap *map_s4= new PndSolenoidMap("SolenoidMap4", "R");
AddField(map_t);
AddField(map_d1);
AddField(map_d2);
AddField(map_s1);
AddField(map_s2);
AddField(map_s3);
AddField(map_s4);
2. Dipole:
equivalent to:
PndDipoleMap *map_d1= new PndDipoleMap("DipoleMap1", "R");
PndDipoleMap *map_d2= new PndDipoleMap("DipoleMap2", "R");
AddField(map_d1);
AddField(map_d2);
3. Solenoid:
equivalent to
PndSolenoidMap *map_s1= new PndSolenoidMap("SolenoidMap1", "R");
PndSolenoidMap *map_s2= new PndSolenoidMap("SolenoidMap2", "R");
PndSolenoidMap *map_s3= new PndSolenoidMap("SolenoidMap3", "R");
PndSolenoidMap *map_s4= new PndSolenoidMap("SolenoidMap4", "R");
AddField(map_s1);
AddField(map_s2);
AddField(map_s3);
AddField(map_s4);
so in the macro one can simply write:
Quote: | //---------------------Create and Set the Field(s)----------
PndMultiField *fField= new PndMultiField("FULL");
fRun->SetField(fField);
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also the parameter handling for the field is done now in the field itself so the lines:
(PndMultiFieldPar*) rtdb->getContainer("PndMultiFieldPar");
if(fField) { fieldPar->SetParameters(fField); }
fieldPar->setInputVersion(fRun->GetRunId(),1);
fieldPar->setChanged(kTRUE);
are not needed any more (see macro/run/run_sim.C )
regards
Mohammad
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