Difference between revisions of "PackageExample"
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This file should at least tell the code that there exist a class Trk::Perigee. So one should add the line | This file should at least tell the code that there exist a class Trk::Perigee. So one should add the line | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
| − | #include "" | + | #include "TrkParameters/Perigee" |
| + | </pre> | ||
| + | How do we know this? By using the LXR cross-referencer and looking for the class '''Perigee'''. There are more classes called Perigee, but there exist only one Trk::Perigee (in the Tracking domain). | ||
| + | ==requirements== | ||
| + | To make sure that the package '''TrackParameters''' is known by the PackageExample, one should edit the ''requirements'' file: | ||
| + | <pre> | ||
| + | use TrkParameters TrkParameters-* Tracking/TrkEvent | ||
</pre> | </pre> | ||
Revision as of 13:38, 25 October 2006
Introduction
The package PackageExample won't compile, due to missing #include statements in the headerfile, and missing use statements in the requirements file.
FixMe.h
This file should at least tell the code that there exist a class Trk::Perigee. So one should add the line
#include "TrkParameters/Perigee"
How do we know this? By using the LXR cross-referencer and looking for the class Perigee. There are more classes called Perigee, but there exist only one Trk::Perigee (in the Tracking domain).
requirements
To make sure that the package TrackParameters is known by the PackageExample, one should edit the requirements file:
use TrkParameters TrkParameters-* Tracking/TrkEvent