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#include "ConfiguredValue.h"
#include <cmath>

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Classes
class	IDTPM2::IFinder< T >
class	IDTPM2::GenericAncestorFinder< T, Predicate >
	allow generic predicate types ... More...
class	IDTPM2::IPredicate< T >
	predicate base class, so we can take any predicates and store them on a vector or in a unique_ptr<IPreciate<T>> More...
class	IDTPM2::PdgIdHelper< T >
	and a specific PDG ID helper, so we can select particles of a particular type NB: this is a class, since we will want to decode with pdg id this is and store it dureing the initialise in the class itself More...
class	IDTPM2::PtHelper< T >
class	IDTPM2::PtPdgIdHelper< T, U >
class	IDTPM2::PdgAncestorFinder< T >
	now a specific selector using the above PDG ID helper so we can select whatever sort we want - even exotics type with non standard pdg ids More...
class	IDTPM2::PredicateAncestorFinder< T, P >
	a type using a generic bool function pointer since - for some reason, I can not fathom, people like to use eg MC::isTau(p) rather than say, just t->pdfId() == MC::Tau - I mean why just use a value you can change at runtime, when you could hard code an actual function that you can't change at all, even if you need to More...
class	IDTPM2::HadronAncestorFinder< T >
	allows more sophisticated selection predicates that use class functions, such as isBottomHadron() etc, rather than MC::isBottomHadron( t ) which woudl seem to be justified since people unacccountably like to use MC::isTau( ... ) etc More...

Namespaces
namespace	IDTPM2
	Search the ancestor history, looking for an ancestor that satifies the predicate ...

Detailed Description

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Definition in file AncestorFinder.h.

Classes