11#include <framework/datastore/DataStore.h>
12#include <framework/datastore/StoreAccessorBase.h>
14#include <TCollection.h>
100 const std::string& name,
128 bool isRequired(
const std::string& name =
"");
138 bool isOptional(
const std::string& name =
"");
153 std::string
const& namedRelation =
"")
const;
166 std::string
const& namedRelation =
"")
const;
180 std::string
const& namedRelation =
"")
const;
190 const std::string& namedRelation =
"")
const;
200 const std::string& namedRelation =
"")
const;
252 bool create(
bool replace =
false);
EStoreFlags
Flags describing behaviours of objects etc.
@ c_WriteOut
Object/array should be saved by output modules.
EDurability
Durability types.
@ c_Event
Different object in each event, all objects/arrays are invalidated after event() function has been ca...
A (simplified) python wrapper for StoreArray.
StoreAccessorBase m_storeAccessor
Store accessor to retrieve the object.
static void printList(DataStore::EDurability durability=DataStore::EDurability::c_Event)
Print list of available arrays for given durability.
bool hasRelationFrom(const PyStoreArray &fromArray, DataStore::EDurability durability=DataStore::c_Event, const std::string &namedRelation="") const
Check for the existence of a relation from the provided toArray (to this Pystorearray)
void ensureAttached() const
Ensure that contained TClonesArray has been attached to a memory location on the DataStore.
bool hasValidClass() const
Check whether a TClass of the objects in this PyStoreArray could be determined.
bool isValid() const
Check whether the array was registered and created.
bool isRequired(const std::string &name="")
Ensure this array has been registered previously.
bool isOptional(const std::string &name="")
Tell the DataStore about an optional input.
std::string getName() const
Return name under which the object is saved in the DataStore.
bool optionalRelationTo(const PyStoreArray &toArray, DataStore::EDurability durability=DataStore::c_Event, std::string const &namedRelation="") const
Tell the data store about a relation that we could make use of.
bool hasRelationTo(const PyStoreArray &toArray, DataStore::EDurability durability=DataStore::c_Event, const std::string &namedRelation="") const
Check for the existence of a relation to the provided toArray (from this Pystorearray)
TObject * operator[](int i) const
returns object at index i, or null pointer if out of range (+error)
bool registerRelationTo(const PyStoreArray &toArray, DataStore::EDurability durability=DataStore::EDurability::c_Event, DataStore::EStoreFlags storeFlags=DataStore::EStoreFlags::c_WriteOut, std::string const &namedRelation="") const
Register a relation to the given PyStoreArray.
int __len__() const
Support for len().
bool registerInDataStore(DataStore::EStoreFlags storeFlags)
Register the array in the data store.
TObject * appendNew()
Construct a new object of the array's type at the end of the array.
int getEntries() const
returns number of entries for current event.
void ensureCreated()
Ensure that contained TClonesArray has been created on the DataStore.
StoreEntry * m_storeEntry
Pointer to the DataStore entry - serves as an internal cache omitting repeated look up from the DataS...
TClonesArray * getPtr()
Raw access to the underlying TClonesArray.
bool requireRelationTo(const PyStoreArray &toArray, DataStore::EDurability durability=DataStore::c_Event, std::string const &namedRelation="") const
Produce error if no relation from this array to 'toArray' has been registered.
void attach() const
Lookup the store entry and cache a pointer to it.
bool create(bool replace=false)
Create constructed TClonesArray in the DataStore.
TIter __iter__() const
Allow iteration using for in Python.
static std::vector< std::string > list(DataStore::EDurability durability=DataStore::EDurability::c_Event)
Return list of available arrays for given durability.
Base class for StoreObjPtr and StoreArray for easier common treatment.
const std::string & getName() const
Return name under which the object is saved in the DataStore.
Abstract base class for different kinds of events.
Wraps a stored array/object, stored under unique (name, durability) key.