RunEventProcessor Class Reference

Little tool that copies LCIO files on an event by event and run by run basis, thus fixing files that have incomplete records at the end due to a program crash. More...

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	RunEventProcessor (const RunEventProcessor &)
RunEventProcessor	operator= (const RunEventProcessor &)
	RunEventProcessor (const char *outFileName)
void	modifyEvent (LCEvent *)
void	processEvent (LCEvent *evt)
void	modifyRunHeader (LCRunHeader *)
void	processRunHeader (LCRunHeader *run)
	RunEventProcessor (const RunEventProcessor &)
RunEventProcessor	operator= (const RunEventProcessor &)
	RunEventProcessor (const char *outFileName, unsigned int nFiles)
void	modifyEvent (LCEvent *)
void	processEvent (LCEvent *evt)
void	modifyRunHeader (LCRunHeader *)
void	processRunHeader (LCRunHeader *run)
	RunEventProcessor (const RunEventProcessor &)
RunEventProcessor	operator= (const RunEventProcessor &)
	RunEventProcessor (const char *outFileName, int splitSize)
void	modifyEvent (LCEvent *)
void	processEvent (LCEvent *evt)
void	modifyRunHeader (LCRunHeader *)
void	processRunHeader (LCRunHeader *run)
	RunEventProcessor (const RunEventProcessor &)
RunEventProcessor	operator= (const RunEventProcessor &)
void	processEvent (LCEvent *evt)
void	modifyEvent (LCEvent *evt)
void	processRunHeader (LCRunHeader *run)
void	modifyRunHeader (LCRunHeader *)
Protected Attributes
LCWriter *	lcWrt

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Detailed Description

Little tool that copies LCIO files on an event by event and run by run basis, thus fixing files that have incomplete records at the end due to a program crash.

Example of reading events from the file, add sth.

Little tool that splits large LCIO files.

lcio tool for merging files on an event by event and run by run basis

to the event and write it to a new file. This uses the listener mechanism to read the input file (run headers and events) record by record.

The RunEventProcessor class is defined for processing run and event records. This is our analysis module. For simplicity it is defined in the same file - in a real world application it should of course be defined in separate header and source files.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• copyfix.cc
• recjob.cc
• lcio_merge_files.cc
• lcio_split_file.cc