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DDLRotationSequence Class Reference

DDLRotationSequence handles a set of Rotations. More...

#include <DetectorDescription/Parser/src/DDLRotationSequence.h>

Inheritance diagram for DDLRotationSequence:

DDLRotationByAxis DDXMLElement

List of all members.

Public Member Functions

 DDLRotationSequence ()
 Constructor.
void preProcessElement (const std::string &name, const std::string &nmspace)
 Called by loadAttributes AFTER attributes are loaded.
void processElement (const std::string &name, const std::string &nmspace)
 Processing the element.
 ~DDLRotationSequence ()
 Destructor.


Detailed Description

DDLRotationSequence handles a set of Rotations.

Author:
Michael Case
DDLRotationSequence.h - description ------------------- begin: Friday Nov. 15, 2003 email: case@ucdhep.ucdavis.edu

This is the RotationSequence processor.

Definition at line 26 of file DDLRotationSequence.h.


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

DDLRotationSequence::DDLRotationSequence (  ) 

Constructor.

Definition at line 35 of file DDLRotationSequence.cc.

00036 {
00037 }

DDLRotationSequence::~DDLRotationSequence (  ) 

Destructor.

Definition at line 40 of file DDLRotationSequence.cc.

00041 {
00042 }


Member Function Documentation

void DDLRotationSequence::preProcessElement ( const std::string &  name,
const std::string &  nmspace 
) [virtual]

Called by loadAttributes AFTER attributes are loaded.

The preProcessElement method can assume that the attributes are loaded and perform any code that is necessary at the start of an element.

This would allow users to call their own code to setup anything necessary for the continued processing of the child elements.

Reimplemented from DDLRotationByAxis.

Definition at line 44 of file DDLRotationSequence.cc.

References DDXMLElement::clear(), and DDLElementRegistry::getElement().

00045 {
00046   DDLElementRegistry::getElement("RotationByAxis")->clear();
00047 }

void DDLRotationSequence::processElement ( const std::string &  name,
const std::string &  nmspace 
) [virtual]

Processing the element.

The processElement method completes any necessary work to process the XML element.

For example, this can be used to call the DDCore to make the geometry in memory. There is a default for this so that if not declared in the inheriting class, no processing is done.

Reimplemented from DDLRotationByAxis.

Definition at line 50 of file DDLRotationSequence.cc.

References DDXMLElement::clear(), DCOUT_V, DDrot(), DDXMLElement::getAttributeSet(), DDXMLElement::getDDName(), DDLElementRegistry::getElement(), i, DDLRotationByAxis::processOne(), dttmaxenums::R, rot, and DDXMLElement::size().

00051 {
00052 
00053   DCOUT_V('P', "DDLRotationSequence::processElement started " << name);
00054 
00058   DDLRotationByAxis* myRotations = 
00059     dynamic_cast <DDLRotationByAxis * > (DDLElementRegistry::getElement("RotationByAxis"));
00060   DDXMLAttribute atts;
00061 
00062   DDRotationMatrix R;
00063   for (size_t i = 0; i < myRotations->size(); ++i)
00064     {
00065       atts = myRotations->getAttributeSet(i);
00066       R = myRotations->processOne(R, atts.find("axis")->second, atts.find("angle")->second);
00067     }
00068     
00069   DDRotationMatrix* ddr = new DDRotationMatrix(R);
00070   DDRotation rot = DDrot(getDDName(nmspace), ddr);
00071 
00072   myRotations->clear();
00073   clear();
00074 
00075   DCOUT_V('P', "DDLRotationSequence::processElement completed");
00076 }


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