The fixed window every strip-sum scatter is built over. More...

Variables
const Double_t	kXMin = 0.0
	Lower x bound of the build window.
const Double_t	kXMax = 40.0
	Upper x bound; x sums 16 strips.
const Double_t	kYMin = 0.0
	Lower y bound.
const Double_t	kYMax
	Upper y bound; y sums the post-trigger strips only.

Detailed Description

The fixed window every strip-sum scatter is built over.

Building to a fixed range is what lets the display windows be retuned without refilling.

The axes get different ceilings because they sum different numbers of strips: x runs over X_LO..X_HI (16 strips, so it reaches about 20), while y covers only POST_TRIGGER_SUM_STRIPS after the trigger (6, so it never approaches 40). Giving y its own lower ceiling doubles its resolution at the same bin count — which matters, because y is the axis the reaction populations separate along, and its display windows are much narrower than x's.

Variable Documentation

◆ kXMax

const Double_t ScatterBuildRange::kXMax = 40.0

Upper x bound; x sums 16 strips.

Definition at line 75 of file StripSumScatter.hpp.

◆ kXMin

const Double_t ScatterBuildRange::kXMin = 0.0

Lower x bound of the build window.

Definition at line 74 of file StripSumScatter.hpp.

◆ kYMax

const Double_t ScatterBuildRange::kYMax

Initial value:

=

20.0

Upper y bound; y sums the post-trigger strips only.

Definition at line 77 of file StripSumScatter.hpp.

◆ kYMin

const Double_t ScatterBuildRange::kYMin = 0.0

Lower y bound.