#include <IStripe.h>

Inheritance diagram for WireCell::IStripe:

Public Types
typedef float	value_t

typedef std::pair< IChannel::pointer, value_t >	pair_t
	A sample is a channel's value in the time slice. More...

typedef std::vector< pair_t >	vector_t

Public Types inherited from WireCell::IData< IStripe >
typedef IStripe	value_type

typedef std::shared_ptr< const IStripe >	pointer

typedef std::vector< pointer >	vector

typedef std::shared_ptr< const vector >	shared_vector

Public Member Functions
virtual	~IStripe ()

virtual int	ident () const =0
	An identifier for this stripe. More...

virtual vector_t	values () const =0
	the contiguous, ordered, per channel values. More...

Public Member Functions inherited from WireCell::IData< IStripe >
virtual	~IData ()

Detailed Description

An interface to information about a "stripe" of channels.

A stripe is an ordered and "contiguous" set of channels.

Order and conent of the set of channels is application dependent. Typically, and why this interface is named as "stripe", the set will consist of the channels that are attached to wires (and as always it means wire segments) that when taken together form a contiguous strip on the faces of the anode plane. For wrapped wire planes the strip is like that of a flattened helix. For unwrapped wire planes one might better call this a "strip" (and indeed "strip" used in the context of IBlob to refer to a contiguous region on a single face).

Definition at line 27 of file IStripe.h.