@@ -22,8 +22,9 @@ Please refer to the documentation of these for more on how to make
2222event files in the HepMC format.
2323
2424To make a simulation reading from the file ` events.hepmc ` , do
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2526 o2-sim -g hepmc --configKeyValues "HepMC.fileName=events.hepmc" ...
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2728See also [ ` read.sh ` ] ( read.sh ) .
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2930## Reading HepMC events from child process
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3637 o2-sim -g hepmc --configKeyValues "HepMC.progCmd=eg"
3738
38- See also [ ` child.sh ` ] ( child.sh ) .
39+ See also [ ` child.sh ` ] ( child.sh ) .
3940
4041There are some requirements on the program ` eg ` :
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@@ -52,7 +53,7 @@ We can filter that out via a shell script ([`crmc.sh`](crmc.sh)) like
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5354 #!/bin/sh
5455 crmc $@ -o hepmc3 -f /dev/stdout | sed -n 's/^\(HepMC::\|[EAUWVP] \)/\1/p'
55-
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5657The ` sed ` command selects lines that begin with ` HepMC:: ` , or one
5758of single characters ` E ` (event), ` A ` (attribute), ` U ` (units), ` W `
5859(weight), ` V ` (vertex), or ` P ` (particle) followed by a space. This
@@ -65,8 +66,8 @@ the CRMC suite. For example, if we want to simulate p-Pb collisions
6566using DpmJET, we can do
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6768 o2-sim -g hepmc --configKeyValues "HepMC.progCmd=crmc.sh -m 12 -i2212 -I 1002080820"
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69-
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7071### Implementation details
7172
7273Internally ` GeneratorHepMC `
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