Select data events with good Tile and LAr calorimeters. More...

#include <GoodCaloSelector.h>

Inheritance diagram for top::GoodCaloSelector:

Collaboration diagram for top::GoodCaloSelector:

Public Member Functions
	GoodCaloSelector ()

virtual	~GoodCaloSelector ()

virtual bool	apply (const top::Event &event) const override
	MC simulation passes, data is checked against the GRL. More...

std::string	name () const override
	The name of the tool. More...

virtual bool	applyParticleLevel (const top::ParticleLevelEvent &) const
	This does stuff based on the information in a particle level event. More...

Detailed Description

Select data events with good Tile and LAr calorimeters.

MC simulation events are always accepted.

Definition at line 15 of file GoodCaloSelector.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ GoodCaloSelector()

top::GoodCaloSelector::GoodCaloSelector ( )

Definition at line 9 of file GoodCaloSelector.cxx.

9 {

10 }

◆ ~GoodCaloSelector()

virtual top::GoodCaloSelector::~GoodCaloSelector ( )

inlinevirtual

Definition at line 18 of file GoodCaloSelector.h.

18 {};

Member Function Documentation

◆ apply()

bool top::GoodCaloSelector::apply ( const top::Event & event ) const

overridevirtual

MC simulation passes, data is checked against the GRL.

Parameters

event The event in question

Returns: True for MC simulation, or if the data event is on the GRL.

Implements top::EventSelectorBase.

Definition at line 12 of file GoodCaloSelector.cxx.

                                                           {
     if (event.m_info->isAvailable<char>("AnalysisTop_GOODCALO")) {
       if (event.m_info->auxdataConst<char>("AnalysisTop_GOODCALO") == 1) {
         return true;
       }
     }
     return false;
   }

◆ applyParticleLevel()

virtual bool top::EventSelectorBase::applyParticleLevel ( const top::ParticleLevelEvent & ) const

inlinevirtualinherited

This does stuff based on the information in a particle level event.

The idea is that you implement this to return either true or false, based on the information held within the top::ParticleLevelEvent. If this function returns true, then the event is kept, otherwise it is removed. The function has a default implementation (which returns true) because it is expected that many EventSelector objects do not operate on ParticleLevelEvent objects.

Parameters

top::ParticleLevelEvent	the current particle level event.
true	if the event should be kept (i.e. it passed the selector criteria), false otherwise.

Reimplemented in top::JetNGhostSelector, top::PrintEventSelector, top::PseudoTopRecoRun, top::NElectronNMuonTightSelector, top::NElectronNMuonSelector, top::NFwdElectronSelector, top::HTSelector, top::OSLeptonTightSelector, top::MLLSelector, top::MWTSelector, top::NElectronTightSelector, top::NFwdElectronTightSelector, top::NMuonTightSelector, top::OSLeptonSelector, top::METMWTSelector, top::METSelector, top::MLLWindow, top::NElectronSelector, top::NJetSelector, top::NMuonSelector, top::NPhotonSelector, top::NSoftMuonSelector, top::NTauSelector, top::SSLeptonTightSelector, top::SSLeptonSelector, top::ParticleLevelSelector, top::RecoLevelSelector, top::NVarRCJetSelector, top::NLargeJetSelector, and top::NRCJetSelector.

Definition at line 73 of file EventSelectorBase.h.

73 {return true;}

◆ name()

std::string top::GoodCaloSelector::name ( ) const