KVElementDensity.cpp

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//Created by KVClassFactory on Thu Sep 27 17:23:23 2012
//Author: John Frankland,,,
 
#include "KVElementDensity.h"
 
ClassImp(KVElementDensity)
 
 
 
KVElementDensity::KVElementDensity()
{
   // Default constructor
   fIsGas = kFALSE;
   fUnits = "g/cm**3";
}
 
 
 
 
 
KVElementDensity::KVElementDensity(const Char_t* name): KVNuclData(name, "g/cm**3")
{
   // Default constructor
   fIsGas = kFALSE;
}
 
 
 
 
 
KVElementDensity::KVElementDensity(const KVElementDensity& obj)  : KVNuclData()
{
   // Copy constructor
   // This ctor is used to make a copy of an existing object (for example
   // when a method returns an object), and it is always a good idea to
   // implement it.
   // If your class allocates memory in its constructor(s) then it is ESSENTIAL :-)
 
   obj.Copy(*this);
}
 
 
 
 
KVElementDensity::~KVElementDensity()
{
   // Destructor
}
 
 
 
 
 
void KVElementDensity::Copy(TObject& obj) const
{
   // This method copies the current state of 'this' object into 'obj'
   // You should add here any member variables, for example:
   //    (supposing a member variable KVElementDensity::fToto)
   //    CastedObj.fToto = fToto;
   // or
   //    CastedObj.SetToto( GetToto() );
 
   KVNuclData::Copy(obj);
   KVElementDensity& CastedObj = (KVElementDensity&)obj;
   CastedObj.fZ = fZ;
   CastedObj.fElementName = fElementName;
   CastedObj.fSymbol = fSymbol;
   CastedObj.fIsGas = fIsGas;
}
 
 
 
 
void KVElementDensity::Print(Option_t*) const
{
   printf("Atomic element: %s (%s) Z=%d. Density=%f %s",
          GetElementSymbol(), GetElementName(), GetZ(), GetValue(), GetUnit());
   if (IsGas()) printf(" (gas)");
   printf("\n");
}