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Commit ca35da43 authored by Nils Krumnack's avatar Nils Krumnack
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introduce StandaloneToolHandle

This is meant as a drop-in replacement for `AnaAlgorithm` in
standalone applications that don't need most of its advanced features
and just need an easy way to configure and create a public tool.
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/*
Copyright (C) 2002-2021 CERN for the benefit of the ATLAS collaboration
*/
/// @author Nils Krumnack
#ifndef ASG_TOOLS__STANDALONE_TOOL_HANDLE_H
#define ASG_TOOLS__STANDALONE_TOOL_HANDLE_H
#include <AsgTools/AsgToolConfig.h>
namespace asg
{
/// \brief an "initializing" ToolHandle for stand-alone applications
///
/// The purpose of this class is to make it easy to configure and
/// instantiate a tool using the proper factory methods, so that
/// they can readily be used within standalone applications. It is
/// not meant to be used within any tools, algorithms or inside a
/// regular Athena or EventLoop job in general. Those should use a
/// regular `ToolHandle` (possibly combined with `AsgToolConfig` if
/// a default configuration is desired).
///
/// This is meant to replace the legacy `AnaToolHandle` class as a
/// drop-in replacement, that avoids a lot of the extra
/// functionality that can be problematic, in particular it can not
/// be used as a property and it does not try to manage public tools
/// behind the scenes.
///
/// Note that the template argument can be `const` qualified, to
/// force that it can only be accessed via a `const` pointer after
/// it has been created.
///
/// \warn The cleanup behavior of this class is essentially
/// undefined, and code should not try to access the tool after this
/// object goes out of scope, nor should it rely on the tool being
/// destroyed when this object is. In AnalysisBase the tool will be
/// destroyed and removed when the object goes out of scope. In
/// Athena the tool will still be owned by the `ToolSvc` and be
/// released at a later point.
template<typename T> class StandaloneToolHandle final
{
/// Public Members
/// ==============
public:
StandaloneToolHandle () = default;
StandaloneToolHandle (const std::string& typeAndName)
: m_config (typeAndName) {}
/// initialize the tool, will fail if the tool was already
/// initialized
StatusCode initialize ();
/// initialize the tool, will succeed if the tool was already
/// initialized
StatusCode retrieve ();
/// access the wrapped tool
/// \{
T *get () {
checkIsInitialized (); return m_pointer;}
const T *get () const {
checkIsInitialized (); return m_pointer;}
T *operator -> () {
checkIsInitialized (); return m_pointer;}
const T *operator -> () const {
checkIsInitialized (); return m_pointer;}
T& operator * () {
checkIsInitialized (); return *m_pointer;}
const T& operator * () const {
checkIsInitialized (); return *m_pointer;}
/// \}
/// get the contained handle
///
/// Note that this is probably not ideal, but it is kept around
/// for legacy code that is using it.
const ToolHandle<std::remove_const_t<T>>& getHandle ();
/// Forwarding Members From AsgToolConfig
/// =====================================
///
/// These are mostly direct forwards of the members of \ref
/// AsgToolConfig to avoid directly exposing the member object to
/// the user. It is generally forbidden to try to change the
/// configuration after the tool has been initialized, but read
/// accessor may still be called.
public:
auto typeAndName () const {
return m_config.typeAndName();}
auto name () const {
return m_config.name();}
void setTypeAndName (const std::string& typeAndName) {
checkNotInitialized ();
m_config.setTypeAndName (typeAndName);}
template<typename T2>
StatusCode setProperty (const std::string& name, T2&& value) {
checkNotInitialized ();
return m_config.setProperty (name, value);}
StatusCode createPrivateTool (const std::string& name,
const std::string& toolType) {
checkNotInitialized ();
return m_config.createPrivateTool (name, toolType);}
/// Private Members
/// ===============
private:
/// the cached pointer to the tool
T *m_pointer {nullptr};
/// the `ToolHandle` holding the tool after initialization
ToolHandle<std::remove_const_t<T>> m_toolHandle;
/// the tool-cleanup pointer
std::shared_ptr<void> m_cleanup;
/// the actual configuration of the tool
AsgToolConfig m_config;
/// \brief check that we are not initialized yet
void checkNotInitialized () const;
/// \brief check that we are initialized, forcing in-place
/// initialization if necessary
///
/// This is not truly const, but this convention matches the gaudi
/// ToolHandle behavior.
void checkIsInitialized () const;
};
template<typename T> StatusCode StandaloneToolHandle<T> ::
retrieve ()
{
if (m_pointer == nullptr)
return initialize ();
else
return StatusCode::SUCCESS;
}
template<typename T> StatusCode StandaloneToolHandle<T> ::
initialize ()
{
checkNotInitialized ();
if (m_config.makeTool (m_toolHandle, m_cleanup, true).isFailure())
return StatusCode::FAILURE;
m_pointer = &*m_toolHandle;
return StatusCode::SUCCESS;
}
template<typename T> const ToolHandle<std::remove_const_t<T>>& StandaloneToolHandle<T> ::
getHandle ()
{
checkIsInitialized ();
return m_toolHandle;
}
template<typename T> void StandaloneToolHandle<T> ::
checkNotInitialized () const
{
if (m_pointer)
throw std::logic_error ("trying to configure StandaloneToolHandle after it was initialized/retrieved");
}
template<typename T> void StandaloneToolHandle<T> ::
checkIsInitialized () const
{
if (m_pointer == nullptr)
throw std::logic_error ("trying to use StandaloneToolHandle that was never initialized/retrieved");
}
template <typename T>
std::ostream& operator << (std::ostream& str, const StandaloneToolHandle<T>& obj)
{
return str << "StandaloneToolHandle:" << obj.typeAndName();
}
}
#endif
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