#include <TInterestingEventManager.hxx>
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void | Enable () |
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bool | IsEnabled () |
| Check if manager is enabled.
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void | SetInteresting () |
| Set this event to be interesting.
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bool | IsInteresting () |
| Is this event interesting?
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void | Reset () |
| Reset state of manager = set to not interesting event.
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Singleton class for defining which events are interesting (and should be plotted). User needs to enable use of TInterestingEventManager in program constructor
Definition at line 8 of file TInterestingEventManager.hxx.
◆ TInterestingEventManager()
TInterestingEventManager::TInterestingEventManager |
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◆ Enable()
void TInterestingEventManager::Enable |
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◆ instance()
◆ IsEnabled()
bool TInterestingEventManager::IsEnabled |
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◆ IsInteresting()
bool TInterestingEventManager::IsInteresting |
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◆ Reset()
void TInterestingEventManager::Reset |
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◆ SetInteresting()
void TInterestingEventManager::SetInteresting |
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◆ fEnabled
bool TInterestingEventManager::fEnabled |
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◆ fInterestingEvent
bool TInterestingEventManager::fInterestingEvent |
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◆ s_instance
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files: