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26 // G4ParticleChangeForTransport <<
27 // 26 //
28 // Class description: << 27 // $Id: G4ParticleChangeForTransport.hh,v 1.17 2010-07-21 09:30:15 gcosmo Exp $
>> 28 // GEANT4 tag $Name: not supported by cvs2svn $
29 // 29 //
30 // Concrete class for ParticleChange for trans << 30 //
31 << 31 // ------------------------------------------------------------
32 // Author: Hisaya Kurashige, 10 May 1998 << 32 // GEANT 4 class header file
33 // ------------------------------------------- << 33 //
34 #ifndef G4ParticleChangeForTransport_hh << 34 //
35 #define G4ParticleChangeForTransport_hh 1 << 35 // ------------------------------------------------------------
>> 36 // Implemented for the new scheme 10 May. 1998 H.Kurahige
>> 37 // Added theMaterialChange 16 FEb. 2000 H.Kurahige
>> 38 // Remove thePolarizationChange 12 Feb. 2001 H.Kurashige
>> 39 // Modification for G4TouchableHandle 22 Oct. 2001 R.Chytracek
>> 40 // Add MaterialCutsCouple 8 Oct. 2002 H.Kurashige
>> 41 //
>> 42 // Class Description
>> 43 // This class is a concrete class for ParticleChange for transportation
>> 44 //
>> 45 #ifndef G4ParticleChangeForTransport_h
>> 46 #define G4ParticleChangeForTransport_h 1
36 47
37 #include "globals.hh" 48 #include "globals.hh"
38 #include "G4ios.hh" 49 #include "G4ios.hh"
39 #include "G4TouchableHandle.hh" 50 #include "G4TouchableHandle.hh"
40 #include "G4ParticleChange.hh" 51 #include "G4ParticleChange.hh"
41 52
42 class G4MaterialCutsCouple; 53 class G4MaterialCutsCouple;
43 class G4VSensitiveDetector; 54 class G4VSensitiveDetector;
44 55
45 class G4ParticleChangeForTransport final : pub << 56 class G4ParticleChangeForTransport: public G4ParticleChange
46 { << 57 {
47 public: 58 public:
48 << 59 // default constructor
49 G4ParticleChangeForTransport(); 60 G4ParticleChangeForTransport();
50 61
51 ~G4ParticleChangeForTransport() override = << 62 // destructor
>> 63 virtual ~G4ParticleChangeForTransport();
52 64
53 G4ParticleChangeForTransport(const G4Parti << 65 protected:
54 G4ParticleChangeForTransport& operator=(co << 66 // hide copy constructor and assignment operator as protected
>> 67 G4ParticleChangeForTransport(const G4ParticleChangeForTransport &right);
>> 68 G4ParticleChangeForTransport & operator=(const G4ParticleChangeForTransport &right);
>> 69
>> 70 public: // with description
>> 71 // ----------------------------------------------------
>> 72 // --- the following methods are for updating G4Step -----
>> 73 // Return the pointer to the G4Step after updating the Step information
>> 74 // by using final state information of the track given by a physics
>> 75 // process
>> 76 virtual G4Step* UpdateStepForAlongStep(G4Step* Step);
>> 77 virtual G4Step* UpdateStepForAtRest(G4Step* Step);
>> 78 virtual G4Step* UpdateStepForPostStep(G4Step* Step);
>> 79 // A physics process gives the final state of the particle
>> 80 // based on information of G4Track (or equivalently the PreStepPoint)
>> 81
>> 82 virtual void Initialize(const G4Track&);
>> 83 // Initialize all propoerties by using G4Track information
>> 84
>> 85 // ----------------------------------------------------
>> 86 //--- methods to keep information of the final state--
>> 87 // IMPORTANT NOTE: Although the name of the class and methods are
>> 88 // "Change", what it stores (and returns in get) are the "FINAL"
>> 89 // values of the Position, Momentum, etc.
>> 90
>> 91 const G4TouchableHandle& GetTouchableHandle() const;
>> 92 void SetTouchableHandle(const G4TouchableHandle& fTouchable);
>> 93 // Get/Set the touchable of the current particle.
>> 94 // Note: Touchable in PostStepPoint will be updated only after PostStepDoIt
>> 95
>> 96 G4Material* GetMaterialInTouchable() const;
>> 97 void SetMaterialInTouchable(G4Material* fMaterial);
>> 98 // Get/Propose the material in the touchable of the current particle.
>> 99
>> 100 const G4MaterialCutsCouple* GetMaterialCutsCoupleInTouchable() const;
>> 101 void SetMaterialCutsCoupleInTouchable(const G4MaterialCutsCouple* fMaterialCutsCouple);
>> 102 // Get/Set the materialCutsCouple in the touchable of the current particle.
>> 103
>> 104 G4VSensitiveDetector* GetSensitiveDetectorInTouchable() const;
>> 105 void SetSensitiveDetectorInTouchable(G4VSensitiveDetector* fSensitiveDetector);
>> 106 // Get/Set the sensitive detector in the touchable of the current particle.
55 107
56 // --- the following methods are for updatin << 108 G4bool GetMomentumChanged() const;
57 // Return the pointer to the G4Step after up << 109 void SetMomentumChanged(G4bool b);
58 // by using final state information of the t <<
59 <<
60 G4Step* UpdateStepForAlongStep(G4Step* Ste <<
61 G4Step* UpdateStepForAtRest(G4Step* Step) <<
62 G4Step* UpdateStepForPostStep(G4Step* Step <<
63 // A physics process gives the final sta <<
64 // based on information of G4Track (or e <<
65 <<
66 void Initialize(const G4Track&) final; <<
67 // Initialize all properties by using G4 <<
68 <<
69 // --- methods to keep information of the fi <<
70 // IMPORTANT NOTE: despite the name, what th <<
71 // through its methods, are the "FINAL" valu <<
72 <<
73 inline const G4TouchableHandle& GetTouchab <<
74 inline void SetTouchableHandle(const G4Tou <<
75 // Get/Set the touchable of the current <<
76 // Note: Touchable in PostStepPoint will <<
77 // PostStepDoIt <<
78 <<
79 inline G4Material* GetMaterialInTouchable( <<
80 inline void SetMaterialInTouchable(G4Mater <<
81 // Get/Propose the material in the touch <<
82 <<
83 inline const G4MaterialCutsCouple* GetMate <<
84 inline void SetMaterialCutsCoupleInTouchab <<
85 const G4MaterialCutsCouple* fMaterialCutsC <<
86 // Get/Set the materialCutsCouple in the <<
87 // particle <<
88 <<
89 inline G4VSensitiveDetector* GetSensitiveD <<
90 inline void SetSensitiveDetectorInTouchabl <<
91 G4VSensitiveDetector* fSensitiveDetector); <<
92 // Get/Set the sensitive detector in the <<
93 <<
94 inline G4bool GetMomentumChanged() const; <<
95 inline void SetMomentumChanged(G4bool b); <<
96 <<
97 inline void <<
98 SetPointerToVectorOfAuxiliaryPoints(std::v <<
99 inline std::vector<G4ThreeVector>* <<
100 GetPointerToVectorOfAuxiliaryPoints() cons <<
101 // Smooth representation of curved traje <<
102 110
103 void DumpInfo() const final; << 111 public:
104 << 112 virtual void DumpInfo() const;
105 private: <<
106 113
>> 114 protected:
107 G4TouchableHandle theTouchableHandle; 115 G4TouchableHandle theTouchableHandle;
108 // The changed touchable of a given part << 116 // The changed touchable of a given particle.
109 117
110 G4bool isMomentumChanged = false; << 118 public:
111 // The flag which is set if momentum is <<
112 119
113 G4Material* theMaterialChange = nullptr; << 120 // Prototype implementation of smooth representation of curved trajectories.
>> 121 // Auxiliary points are ThreeVectors for now; change to G4AuxiliaryPoints.
114 122
115 const G4MaterialCutsCouple* theMaterialCut << 123 inline void SetPointerToVectorOfAuxiliaryPoints( std::vector<G4ThreeVector>* theNewVectorPointer );
>> 124 inline std::vector<G4ThreeVector>* GetPointerToVectorOfAuxiliaryPoints() const;
116 125
117 G4VSensitiveDetector* theSensitiveDetector << 126 private:
118 // The material (and MaterialCutsCouple) << 127 G4bool isMomentumChanged;
119 // currently locates << 128 // The flag which is set if momentum is changed in current step
>> 129 G4Material* theMaterialChange;
>> 130 const G4MaterialCutsCouple* theMaterialCutsCoupleChange;
>> 131 G4VSensitiveDetector* theSensitiveDetectorChange;
>> 132 // The material (and MaterialCutsCouple) where given track
>> 133 // currently locates
120 134
121 std::vector<G4ThreeVector>* fpVectorOfAuxi << 135 private:
>> 136 std::vector<G4ThreeVector>* fpVectorOfAuxiliaryPointsPointer;
122 }; 137 };
123 138
124 #include "G4ParticleChangeForTransport.icc" 139 #include "G4ParticleChangeForTransport.icc"
125 140
126 #endif 141 #endif
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127 148