From 01e686db84871f1a7d76e2733df8d877bd60c246 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Zach Marshall <ZLMarshall@lbl.gov>
Date: Wed, 5 Feb 2020 14:44:14 +0100
Subject: [PATCH] Adding collision mode for ComTimeRec
We sometimes want to run cosmic reco on collision events for the purpose
of long-lived particle analysis. In those cases, the timing of the
detector is the same as it is in collision mode (for the trigger, at
least), even though cosmic reconstruction is configured. This allows an
additional mode for the ComTimeRec algorithm, wherein it doesn't try to
find the cosmic track record in simulation, but assumes that we are
running something collision-like.
---
Commission/CommissionRec/src/ComTimeRec.cxx | 6 ++++++
1 file changed, 6 insertions(+)
diff --git a/Commission/CommissionRec/src/ComTimeRec.cxx b/Commission/CommissionRec/src/ComTimeRec.cxx
index 6a1570302e6..0d24ad3a1de 100755
--- a/Commission/CommissionRec/src/ComTimeRec.cxx
+++ b/Commission/CommissionRec/src/ComTimeRec.cxx
@@ -197,6 +197,12 @@ StatusCode ComTimeRec::execute()
ComTime *theComTime = new ComTime();
CHECK( evtStore()->record(theComTime, m_comTimeKey) );
}
+ } else if(m_mode == "CollisionMode" ) {
+ // Using cosmic reco during collisions. Fire on BCIDs.
+ // Just provide a default ComTime object.
+ ComTime *theComTime = new ComTime();
+ CHECK( evtStore()->record(theComTime, m_comTimeKey) );
+ return StatusCode::SUCCESS;
} else {
ATH_MSG_FATAL( "Invalid mode = " << m_mode );
return StatusCode::SUCCESS;
--
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