TGeoNodeOffset
class description - source file - inheritance tree
public:
TGeoNodeOffset TGeoNodeOffset()
TGeoNodeOffset TGeoNodeOffset(TGeoVolume* vol, Int_t index, Double_t offset)
TGeoNodeOffset TGeoNodeOffset(const TGeoNodeOffset&)
virtual void ~TGeoNodeOffset()
virtual void cd() const
static TClass* Class()
virtual TGeoPatternFinder* GetFinder() const
virtual Int_t GetIndex() const
virtual TGeoMatrix* GetMatrix() const
Double_t GetOffset() const
virtual TClass* IsA() const
virtual TGeoNode* MakeCopyNode() const
void SetFinder(TGeoPatternFinder* finder)
virtual void ShowMembers(TMemberInspector& insp, char* parent)
virtual void Streamer(TBuffer& b)
void StreamerNVirtual(TBuffer& b)
private:
Double_t fOffset X offset for this node with respect to its mother
Int_t fIndex index of this node in the division
TGeoPatternFinder* fFinder finder for this node
TGeoNode
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Nodes are positioned volumes. They have a pointer to the corresponding
volume. Nodes always belong to a mother container volume, so they also
have a pointer to this. The base class for nodes is TGeoNode, describing only
the logical tree. The position of the node with respect to its mother is
defined by classes deriving from TGeoNode and is stored as a transformation
matrix by TGeoNodeMatrix or just an offset by division nodes (TGeoNodeXXX).
Nodes are invisible to user at build time : to create a node one has only
to call TGeoVolume::AddNode() or TGeoVolume::Divide() methods. In the first
case, the volume pointed by the node and the geometrical transformation with
respect to the mother must be created a priori :
TGeoVolume *vol = new TGeoSphere("SPH", 200, 400);
TGeoVolume *mother = gGeoManager->MakeBox("HALL", "mat1", 1000, 1000, 3000);
TGeoTranslation *t1 = new TGeoTranslation(0, 0, 300);
mother->AddNode(vol, t1);
The last line will create a branch : HALL->SPH . A node named SPH:0 will
be created. If trying to place the same volume many times inside the same
mother, the automatic naming scheme for the corresponding nodes is just
appending <:copy_number> to the name of the volume. Therefore :
TGeoTranslation *t2 = new TGeoTranslation(0,0,-300);
mother->AddNode(vol, t2);
will create a TGeoNodeMatrix named SPH:1 inside HALL.
When creating division nodes (TGeoVolume::Divide()), one has to specify the
number of divisions, optionally the range for dividing and an string option
specifying the division type. A list of TGeoNodeOffset will be generated :
mother->Divide(5, "X");
will create five TGeoNodeOffset nodes, pointing to the same basic cell volume
which is automatically generated :
HALL:0 --|
HALL:1 --|
HALL:2 --|---> HALL_C = gGeoManager->MakeBox("HALL_C", "mat1", 200, 1000, 3000)
HALL:3 --|
HALL:4 --|
One can subsequently add usual nodes inside HALL_C cell or divide it, and the
action will affect all nodes HALL:i .
If the basic cell volumes coming from a division operation are not identical,
a volume will be generated per division node, and the naming sheme for them
will be HALL_d1, HALL_d2, ... .
Browsing nodes. (to be added)
Node flags.(to be added)
/*
*/
TGeoNodeOffset()
Default constructor
TGeoNodeOffset(TGeoVolume *vol, Int_t index, Double_t offset) :
TGeoNode(vol)
Constructor. Null pointer to matrix means identity transformation
~TGeoNodeOffset()
Destructor
Int_t GetIndex() const
TGeoNode* MakeCopyNode() const
make a copy of this node
Inline Functions
void cd() const
Double_t GetOffset() const
TGeoPatternFinder* GetFinder() const
TGeoMatrix* GetMatrix() const
void SetFinder(TGeoPatternFinder* finder)
TClass* Class()
TClass* IsA() const
void ShowMembers(TMemberInspector& insp, char* parent)
void Streamer(TBuffer& b)
void StreamerNVirtual(TBuffer& b)
TGeoNodeOffset TGeoNodeOffset(const TGeoNodeOffset&)
Author: Andrei Gheata 24/10/01
Last update: root/geom:$Name: $:$Id: TGeoNode.cxx,v 1.6 2002/07/17 13:27:58 brun Exp $
Copyright (C) 1995-2000, Rene Brun and Fons Rademakers. *
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