variablesOnTTree.cc

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 * basf2 (Belle II Analysis Software Framework)                           *
 * Author: The Belle II Collaboration                                     *
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#include <gtest/gtest.h>
#include <tracking/trackFindingVXD/filterMap/filterFramework/Shortcuts.h>
#include <tracking/trackFindingVXD/filterMap/filterFramework/SelectionVariable.h>
#include <tracking/trackFindingVXD/filterMap/filterFramework/Filter.h>
 
#include <tracking/trackFindingVXD/filterMap/training/VariablesTTree.h>
#include <TTree.h>
 
 
namespace Belle2 {

  SELECTION_VARIABLE(Difference, 2, double,
                     static double value(const double& t1,
                                         const double& t2)
                     // cppcheck-suppress unknownMacro
  { return t1 - t2; };
                    );

  SELECTION_VARIABLE(Sum, 2, double,
                     static double value(const double& t1,
                                         const double& t2)
  { return t1 + t2; };
                    );

  class VariablesOnTTree: public ::testing::Test {
  protected:
 
  public:
    TTree* tree1; 
    TTree* tree2; 
    VariablesOnTTree() : tree1(nullptr), tree2(nullptr)
    {
      tree1 = new TTree("t1", "t1");
      tree2 = new TTree("t2", "t2");
 
    }
 
    ~VariablesOnTTree()
    {
      delete tree1;
      delete tree2;
    }
  };

  TEST_F(VariablesOnTTree, basic_test)
  {
    auto filter1 = 0 < Difference() < 1 && 0 < Sum() < 1;
    auto variables1 = VariablesTTree<>::build(filter1, tree1);
 
    auto filter2 = 0 < Difference() < 1 && 0 < Sum() < 1;
    auto variables2 = VariablesTTree<>::build(filter2, tree2);
 
    double a(0.), b(1.0);
    variables1.evaluateOn(a, b);
    tree1->Fill();
 
    double c(1.), d(0.0);
    variables2.evaluateOn(c, d);
    tree2->Fill();
 
    tree1->Scan();
    tree2->Scan();
  }

}