CalibrationCalculator.h

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/*
  Copyright (C) 2002-2025 CERN for the benefit of the ATLAS collaboration
*/
 
// LArG4::EC::CalibrationCalculator
 
// based on:
 
// This class calculates the values needed for calibration hits in the
// simulation.
 
// A "calculator" is used in much the same way as a hand-held
// calculator might be.  The user supplies a value and hits 'Enter'
// (i.e., invokes the Process() method).  Then they read off whatever
// values are of interest.
 
#ifndef LArG4_EC_CalibrationCalculator_H
#define LArG4_EC_CalibrationCalculator_H
 
#include "LArG4Code/LArCalibCalculatorSvcImp.h"
#include "LArG4Code/LArG4Identifier.h"
 
#include "CaloG4Sim/SimulationEnergies.h"
 
#include "GeoSpecialShapes/LArWheelCalculator.h"
 
#include "globals.hh"
 
#include <vector>
 
// Forward declaractions:
class G4Step;
class ILArCalculatorSvc;
 
// Note the use of nested namespaces (mainly to prevent long names
// like LArG4HECCalibrationCalculator).  This class is contained in
// the namespace LArG4::EC.
 
namespace LArG4 {
 
  namespace EC {
 
    // Forward declaration
    class Geometry;
 
    class CalibrationCalculator : public LArCalibCalculatorSvcImp {
    public:
 
      //CalibrationCalculator(LArWheelCalculator::LArWheelCalculator_t, int);
      CalibrationCalculator(const std::string& name, ISvcLocator *pSvcLocator);
      virtual ~CalibrationCalculator();
      // Update handler
      void WheelTypeHandler(Gaudi::Details::PropertyBase&);
      StatusCode initialize() override final;
 
      // The Process method returns a boolean value.  If it's true, the
      // hit can be used by Geant4; if it's false, there's something wrong
      // with the energy deposit and it should be ignored.
 
      // For calibration work, most of the time we want the calculator
      // to determine both the energy and the identifier.  However,
      // sometimes we want it calculate only the identifier (for
      // escaped energy), or only the energy (no known application
      // yet, but you can never tell).  Use the enum (defined in
      // VCalibrationCalculator.h) to control any special processing.
 
      virtual G4bool Process (const G4Step* step, LArG4Identifier & identifier, LArG4Identifier & identifier_sr,  
                  std::vector<G4double> & energies,
                  const eCalculatorProcessing p = kEnergyAndID) const override final;
 
    private:
 
      IntegerProperty m_zside{this, "zSide", 0};
      UnsignedShortProperty m_wcalc_tProp{this, "WheelType", 0, &CalibrationCalculator::WheelTypeHandler};
      LArG4::LArWheelCalculator_t m_wcalc_t;
 
      // Geometry calculator
      ServiceHandle<ILArCalculatorSvc> m_geometryCalculator{this, "GeometryCalculator", ""};
 
      // Energy calculator
      CaloG4::SimulationEnergies m_energyCalculator;
 
    };
 
  } // namespace EC
 
} // namespace LArG4
 
#endif // LArG4_EC_CalibrationCalculator_H