To clarify: the last question was specifically related to the use of the EventHandler
(EventAnalyzer) "histogram" method. I know how to declare the Histogram subclass
Histogram1D hist1 = new Histogram1D("Catchy title");
in the processor class (outside of the process() and analysis methods, correct?),
and then use
hist1.getMean();
in my analysis method. However since I build the histogram titles and set the folders
in the code loops (e.g. for different particle types, detector simulations etc.),
the histogram method is very handy. I tried to use something like
hist1.rename("A more useful locally built name "+particle_ID);
but it grumbled at compile time about catching RenameExceptions.
Perhaps histogram just cannot in the way I want? (If not, could it be upgraded?) It looks like
histogram returns a Histogram object that doesn't like to be cast to a Histogram1D object...
Any help will be appreciated.
Bob
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