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Add support for timeslices #278
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TimesliceExample: Add timeslice source
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Previously, JEvent represented "physics events". This prevented JFactories, JEventProcessors, and JEventSources from operating on other levels of the event hierarchy such as timeslices, blocks, subevents, etc. This PR makes it so that JEvent can represent any level of the event hierarchy, using the
JEventLevel
tag. JEvents now have access to their parent events (e.g. a physics event can access the timeslice it originated from) and (in contrast with the now-supercededBlockSource
) the parents' lifetimes are extended to encompass the lifetimes of all children. Factories, processors, and sources are all tied to aJEventLevel
. A new component,JEventUnfolder
, has been added in order to 'move down' the event hierarchy, e.g. by splitting a timeslice into physics events, or merging streams of slow detector events with fast detector events. The TopologyBuilder has been extended to automatically construct multi-event-level topologies from whatever components the user has provided.