#include "hshowercalIPU.h" |
HShowerCalIPU
class description - source file - inheritance tree (.pdf)
private:
Int_t calcAddress()
public:
HShowerCalIPU()
HShowerCalIPU(const Byte_t bCharge)
HShowerCalIPU(const HShowerCalIPU&)
~HShowerCalIPU()
static TClass* Class()
int clear()
Int_t getAddress()
Byte_t getCharge() const
Char_t getCol()
virtual Int_t getLocationIndex(Int_t i)
Char_t getModule()
virtual Int_t getNLocationIndex()
Char_t getRow()
Char_t getSector()
virtual TClass* IsA() const
HShowerCalIPU& operator=(const HShowerCalIPU&)
void setCharge(Byte_t bCharge)
void setCol(Char_t c)
void setModule(Char_t m)
void setRow(Char_t r)
void setSector(Char_t s)
virtual void ShowMembers(TMemberInspector& insp, char* parent)
virtual void Streamer(TBuffer& b)
void StreamerNVirtual(TBuffer& b)
private:
Char_t m_nSector position of the pad
Char_t m_nModule
Char_t m_nRow
Char_t m_nCol
Byte_t m_bCharge calibrated charge in the pad
HShowerCalIPU
HShowerCalIPU contains calibrated data of the pre-SHOWER as it is done
by the IPU.
Int_t calcAddress(void)
calculation of address of the pad to SMRRCC format
S - sector; 6 for sector==0
M - module
RR - row
CC - col
Inline Functions
void ~HShowerCalIPU()
HShowerCalIPU HShowerCalIPU()
HShowerCalIPU HShowerCalIPU(const Byte_t bCharge)
int clear()
Byte_t getCharge() const
void setCharge(Byte_t bCharge)
Int_t getAddress()
Char_t getSector()
Char_t getModule()
Char_t getRow()
Char_t getCol()
void setSector(Char_t s)
void setModule(Char_t m)
void setRow(Char_t r)
void setCol(Char_t c)
Int_t getNLocationIndex()
Int_t getLocationIndex(Int_t i)
TClass* Class()
TClass* IsA() const
void ShowMembers(TMemberInspector& insp, char* parent)
void Streamer(TBuffer& b)
void StreamerNVirtual(TBuffer& b)
HShowerCalIPU HShowerCalIPU(const HShowerCalIPU&)
HShowerCalIPU& operator=(const HShowerCalIPU&)
Last update: Fri Jan 26 12:32:27 2007
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