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C++ simulation, reconstruction and analysis framework for particle physics experiments
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refactor(Base): Move GetRootManager to FairModule #1574

Closed ChristianTackeGSI closed 4 months ago

ChristianTackeGSI commented 4 months ago

... and simplify by using the already existing fRunSim.

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 4 months ago
Walkthrough ## Walkthrough The updates primarily revolve around the modification and removal of methods related to the `RootManager` in the `FairDetector` and `FairMCApplication` classes. Key removals include setting and retrieving the `RootManager` in `FairDetector`. The `FairMCApplication` constructor now initializes the `RunSim` property, and a new `GetRootManager` method was introduced in `FairModule`. These changes enhance the internal management of simulation components, optimizing initialization and registration processes. ## Changes | Files | Change Summary | |-------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | `fairroot/base/sim/FairDetector.h` | Removed methods `SetRootManager` and `GetRootManager`. | | `fairroot/base/sim/FairMCApplication.cxx` | Constructor modified to set `RunSim` property; `RegisterOutput` updated to omit `RootManager` setting. | | `fairroot/base/sim/FairModule.h` | Added new method `GetRootManager`. | | `fairroot/base/sim/FairModule.cxx` | Added implementation of the new method `GetRootManager`. | ## Sequence Diagram(s) ```mermaid sequenceDiagram participant A as User participant B as FairMCApplication participant C as FairRunSim participant D as FairModule participant E as FairDetector A ->> B: Instantiate FairMCApplication B ->> C: Pass runSim during construction B ->> D: RegisterOutput() D ->> E: Check if detector is active alt Detector is active E ->> E: Initialize and Register Detector else Detector is not active E -->> D: Do nothing end ``` This diagram illustrates the control flow within the `FairMCApplication` where the user instantiates it, and during the registration of outputs, it checks if detectors are active before initializing and registering them.
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Files selected for processing (4) * fairroot/base/sim/FairDetector.h (2 hunks) * fairroot/base/sim/FairMCApplication.cxx (2 hunks) * fairroot/base/sim/FairModule.cxx (1 hunks) * fairroot/base/sim/FairModule.h (1 hunks)
Files skipped from review as they are similar to previous changes (3) * fairroot/base/sim/FairDetector.h * fairroot/base/sim/FairMCApplication.cxx * fairroot/base/sim/FairModule.cxx
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fairroot/base/sim/FairModule.h (1)
`191-196`: **Addition of the `GetRootManager` method looks good!** The method `GetRootManager` has been added to retrieve the `FairRootManager` for the module. Ensure that this method is only called after the module has been added to a `FairRunSim`, as indicated by the note.
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