anonymous_namespace{SimulationToPython.cpp} Namespace Reference

Functions
std::function< std::string(double)>	printFunc (const IDetector *detector)
bool	isDefaultDirection (const kvector_t direction)

Variables
const std::string	defineSimulate

Function Documentation

printFunc()

std::function<std::string(double)> anonymous_namespace{SimulationToPython.cpp}::printFunc

(

const IDetector *

detector

)

Returns a function that converts a coordinate to a Python code snippet with appropiate unit.

Definition at line 51 of file SimulationToPython.cpp.

{
    if (detector->defaultAxesUnits() == Axes::Units::MM)
        return pyfmt::printDouble;
    if (detector->defaultAxesUnits() == Axes::Units::RADIANS)
        return pyfmt::printDegrees;
    throw Exceptions::RuntimeErrorException(
        "SimulationToPython::defineMasks() -> Error. Unknown detector units.");
}

References IDetector::defaultAxesUnits(), pyfmt::printDegrees(), and pyfmt::printDouble().

Referenced by SimulationToPython::defineDetector(), SimulationToPython::defineDetectorResolutionFunction(), and SimulationToPython::defineMasks().

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isDefaultDirection()

bool anonymous_namespace{SimulationToPython.cpp}::isDefaultDirection

(

const kvector_t

direction

)

returns true if it is (0, -1, 0) vector

Definition at line 62 of file SimulationToPython.cpp.

{
    return algo::almostEqual(direction.x(), 0.0) && algo::almostEqual(direction.y(), -1.0)
           && algo::almostEqual(direction.z(), 0.0);
}

References algo::almostEqual(), BasicVector3D< T >::x(), BasicVector3D< T >::y(), and BasicVector3D< T >::z().

Referenced by SimulationToPython::defineDetector().

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Variable Documentation

defineSimulate

const std::string anonymous_namespace{SimulationToPython.cpp}::defineSimulate

Initial value:

= "def run_simulation():\n"
                                   "    sample = "
                                   + pyfmt::getSampleFunctionName()
                                   + "()\n"
                                     "    simulation = get_simulation()\n"
                                     "    simulation.setSample(sample)\n"
                                     "    simulation.runSimulation()\n"
                                     "    return simulation.result()\n"
                                     "\n\n"

Definition at line 40 of file SimulationToPython.cpp.

Referenced by SimulationToPython::generateSimulationCode().